
Evereden, the kid‑focused beauty brand that hit $100 million in sales, announced its Generation E program, granting equity stakes to three Gen‑Alpha creators aged 14, 15 and 17. The teenagers—Embreigh Courtlyn, Kaili Asa and Madison Rae—bring combined millions of followers and will advise on product development, brand voice and community initiatives. The move coincides with Evereden’s rollout into all 640 U.S. Sephora stores and its dominant 60% Amazon market share for kids’ skincare. By turning influencers into owners, Evereden aims to deepen authentic connections with the fast‑growing Gen‑Alpha consumer segment.

In the Glossy Podcast’s London Fashion Week edition, Mytheresa chief buying director Tiffany Hsu offers a buyer’s lens on the Fall 2026 collections. She highlights Burberry’s outerwear‑led show, the romantic opulence of Simone Rocha and Erdem, and the sculptural concepts of newcomers...

Meta has begun automatically generating AI‑derived advertisements from brands' existing creative assets, inserting them into Facebook and Instagram feeds without explicit advertiser approval. The move aims to boost ad inventory and lower production costs, but early adopters like British tights...

Solid perfume is emerging as a fast‑growing fragrance format, with Sol de Janeiro’s new Jelly Perfume balms leading the latest wave. The alcohol‑free sticks prioritize a skin‑felt, intimate scent rather than room‑filling projection, echoing a broader consumer desire for subtlety...

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled to block the Trump‑era tariffs on Chinese beauty products, ending weeks of uncertainty for the industry. Beauty founders and executives, who had been bracing for higher import costs, described the decision as a “relief” after...

Rodan + Fields is transitioning from a pure social‑selling model to an omnichannel strategy, launching its Pure C Serum on a new direct‑to‑consumer website and through Ulta Beauty. To amplify the rollout, the brand unveiled a “C‑Suite” influencer campaign featuring seven...

Off Season, the fashion label known for NFL‑centric apparel, launched its first NBA‑focused ready‑to‑wear collection, featuring items from halter tops to track jackets. The line spotlights a select group of teams—including the Knicks, Warriors, Lakers and Clippers—and is sold through...

Revlon, under CEO Melissa Peluso, is executing a three‑pronged turnaround aimed at reviving its legacy brands. The strategy emphasizes a narrowed “e‑glam” identity for Revlon, a clean‑beauty refresh for Almay, and an aggressive expansion of its fragrance portfolio through new...

Bath & Body Works announced its body mists, candles and hand soaps are now sold directly on Amazon.com in the United States. The initial launch features more than a dozen top‑selling scents such as Japanese Cherry Blossom and Warm Vanilla...

Hello, the Colgate‑Palmolive‑owned oral‑care brand, unveiled its Whipped Toothpaste—a velvety, foam‑dispensing product aimed at Gen Z—via TikTok Shop in December. The texture‑first formula, offered in Mellow Mint Dream and Peppermint Stick, combines aesthetic appeal with cavity‑fighting efficacy. Hello leverages Gen...
Clarins piloted its AI Shade Finder in 20 French and UK stores, using an iPhone‑based spectroscopic tool to match foundation shades. The trial lifted conversion to 70% and doubled average basket size, while boosting associate confidence and prompting cross‑selling of...

First Aid Beauty announced its first brand redesign in nearly two decades, aligning the launch with the 2026 Winter Olympics. The company secured the role of official skin‑care partner for Team USA, gifting products to every athlete. CEO Catherine D’Aragon...

Evermark, a newly formed portfolio, has taken ownership of classic skincare brands St. Ives and Noxzema, adding them to its lineup that already includes Suave and Pond’s. The acquisition aims to modernize the brands and expand Evermark’s presence in the...

New‑York‑based lingerie retailer Journelle announced it has fully acquired its own factory in Italy, marking a step toward vertical integration and greater control over its supply chain. The acquisition, completed on Monday, will allow the brand to produce its own...
Saks Global announced a voluntary Chapter 11 filing and secured approximately $1.75 billion in debtor‑in‑possession financing, including $1 billion upfront, $500 million committed upon emergence, and $240 million of incremental liquidity. Backed by senior secured bondholders and asset‑based lenders, the funding aims to stabilize operations...