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Courreges has appointed Drew Henry, the protégé of Phoebe Philo, as the new artistic director after the departure of Nicolas Di Felice.

Billabong collaborates with Pottery Barn Teen to launch a collection of bedding, decorative accessories, bags, and more inspired by surfing and the ocean.

Terranova is opening a new store in Madrid in collaboration with Young Retail. This marks the fifth store by Young Retail in Spain.

Glossier is planning to shut down nine out of twelve global stores, with only London, New York, and Los Angeles flagships remaining open, as part of a new strategy by CEO Colin Walsh.

ONLY becomes the first brand to partner with UNO in India to launch an apparel collection, comprising t-shirts, tops, co-ord sets, denim and more.

Linda Farrow has appointed Aerial Vision International US Corp (AVI US) as its newest distributor of Jacquemus Eyewear across the United States and Canada.

Desigual launches a global campaign, named "Life’s a Beach," with Zara Larsson as the main face for the summer season aesthetic.

Jil Sander and PUMA joined forces for a collaborative series with the latest addition being the unisex K-Street shoe, which will be available at Jil Sander's website and selected retailers.

Stuart Weitzman plans to unveil its first European flagship store after the pandemic in Milan.

Mondottica Group has announced Antony Morato's pioneer Eyewear Collection launch with four contemporary designs in 10 colorways.

Cotton On has clarified that it is misleading media news that its stores in Asia are being closed.

Kipling and Smiley® have joined forces to launch the Spring/Summer 2026 collection for travel, including T-shirts, luggage, and bags.

Ksubi has introduced a 4-piece men's premium leisurewear collection, a new installment to its limited releases that are aimed at a streetwear-loving audience.

Laura Mercier makes a comeback in India, accompanied by an omnichannel expansion plan with a target of 150 points of sale over the next three years.

Benefit Cosmetics and Sephora are under two investigations from Italy's Competition Authority (AGCM) for allegedly not clearly indicating that their products are not for adolescents and children.

Emilia Wickstead and Goop have partnered to introduce a capsule collection of apparel that shows the playful aspects of an English garden party.