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La Prairie has officially launched its pioneer global health resort in Anji, China that offers wellness, nutrition, medicinal, and movement programs.

New Balance has appointed Jordyn Huitema, a soccer player from Canada, as its newest brand ambassador.

Wildside Yohji Yamamoto has opened its first flagship store in Tokyo on the first floor of Laforet Harajuku.

Scuderia Ferrari and Puma have launched their Crews Go Summer collection that expresses the fusion of modern streetwear and racing culture in a bold way.

Havaianas collaborates with Maison Kitsuné to release a range of flip flops, featuring Japanese art and the South American leisureness.

After celebrating 20 years of partnership in 2023, A Bathing Ape (BAPE) and Adidas are dropping another collaboration, comprising 1st Camo in two colorways.

Forever 21 and Ford have created an exclusive 28-item collection with the latter's Americana car culture and the former's fashion styles.

Palm Angels and Suicoke team up to drop the Spring 2024 collection of five statement sandals with three pieces for women and men and two for kids.

Jean Paul Gaultier is unveiling a Shoe Museum in Romans-sur-Isère, Drôme located in France. It will be open between April 27 and November 3, 2024.

Supreme sets up its first standalone store in China in Shanghai and celebrates the opening by releasing a tribute box logo T-shirt.

Ganni collaborates with the American model Paloma Elsesser to launch a new spring capsule collection with 4 dresses and 2 trousers.

ASPESI teams up with Vetsak for a collaboration named TRANSFORMATION, featuring modular sofas, matching blankets, plushies, and pillow sets.

Evisu and Palace Skateboards are joining forces again for the SS24 season to release their 4th capsule collection, comprising iconic denim pieces.

Brandy Melville gets a documentary, which features its controversial moves such as one-size-fits-all, racism, and overconsumption, on HBO Max.

The North Face gets a boycott call for its sponsored leadership summer camp for LGBTQ+ teens between the ages of 12 and 18 for allegedly encouraging 12-year-olds to perform in drag.

Lacoste won the infringement lawsuit on its crocodile trademark used by China's Cartelo. The latter is ordered to pay up to $2 million.