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The launch marks the children's skin and play brand's entry into bath and body.

The collection is now available on Brilliant Earth's official website and in select showrooms.

Fleek built the first AI trained on secondhand fashion market data.

The $22 million Series A round was oversubscribed, according to Iris, which invested alongside companies including JamJar Investments, V3 and FoodLabs.

The managing and supervisory boards of Boss "jointly and unanimously" asked shareholders to say "no" to Frasers because the offer is too low, and does not reflect the brand's current and future potential.

The Indian couturier paid homage to his late mother for his Paris runway debut, which included his high jewelry line.

GHD's first consumer-facing AI styling tool reads hair temperature nearly 3,000 times a second.

The Italian house brought its Atelier collection to Paris for the first time, to put its craftsmaship front-and-center on display.

The Italian designer plans to merge tailoring and flou, maximal and minimal in an open-air display designed to telegraph the relevance of couture to modern life.

The 2008-founded brand is kicking off its new creative direction with a category expansion and a pair of French bodybuilders.

Most recently, she was vice president of marketing and communications at Manolo Blahnik.

Amazon Fashion returns as the presenting partner for the fifth consecutive year.

The actress, fresh off her Broadway run, stars in Hayley Kiyoko's "Girls Like Girls."

Matthieu Blazy was inspired by classic fairy tales for his second couture collection at the French house.

Carbitex founder Junus Khan talks the importance to set up a shared, open resource for shoe designers, engineers and brands, and what's next on the innovation front.

She will oversee MAGIC, Project and Offprice in Las Vegas and Nashville.

Long before they became optional, parasols and umbrellas were a chic luxury, prized as much for style as for shelter.

Creative director Gherardo Felloni's one-of-a-kind shoes are inspired by one of founder Roger Vivier's favorite themes: the butterfly.

Creative director Chemena Kamali reconnected with the house's tailoring roots, mixing it with lingerie-inspired pieces and winks to the ballet.

The group has hired the former global communications head in a broad advisory role titled chief of staff, and she will also join the strategic committee.