Gisele Bündchen, Heela Yang and Danessa Myricks Join The Business of Beauty Global Forum 2024
Register now for the global livestream – or submit your application to join us in person now at Stanly Ranch, Napa Valley, California.
Register now for the global livestream – or submit your application to join us in person now at Stanly Ranch, Napa Valley, California.
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The Business of Fashion is pleased to announce the return of The Business of Beauty Global Forum, an invitation-only gathering bringing together 140 hand-selected senior executives, entrepreneurs and creatives from the global beauty and wellness industry. Taking place from June 3-5, 2024 at Stanly Ranch, in Napa Valley, California the forum will be inspiring and highly curated.
This month, BoF Careers provides essential sector insights to help beauty professionals decode the industry’s creative landscape.
The skincare-to-smoothie pipeline arrives.
Puig and Space NK are cashing in on their ability to tap the growth of hot new products, while L’Occitane, Olaplex and The Estée Lauder Companies are discovering how quickly the shine can come off even the biggest brands.
Demand for the drugs has proven insatiable. Shortages have left patients already on the medications searching for their next dose and stymied new starters.
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The company reported a long-awaited lift in net sales in its third quarter results, with increases from skincare leading the way, but clouds persist over its China recovery.
As awareness grows about the perils of sleep deprivation, beauty and wellness brands are flooding the market with an array of products to cash in on the booming opportunity.
Going public is usually a pivotal moment in a company’s history, cementing its heavyweight status and setting it up for expansion. In L’Occitane’s case, delisting might be a bigger conduit for growth.
Brands say they’re barreling ahead with marketing and commerce on the app, even as the clock starts ticking for owner ByteDance to sell it or shut it down.
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The Spanish beauty and fashion conglomerate’s smart acquisitions and diverse portfolio could be a big draw for investors. Plus, Adidas is set to confirm its stellar first quarter.
How not to look tired? Make money.
In a rare video this week, the mega-singer responded to sceptics and gave the public a look at what her beauty founder personality might be.
Register now for the global livestream – or submit your application to join us in person now at Stanly Ranch, Napa Valley, California.
Spanish beauty and fragrance group Puig Brands SA shares rose after the company and its founding family raised €2.6 billion ($2.8 billion) in an initial public offering, in Europe’s biggest listing so far this year.
A double-digit decline was attributed to the brand’s distribution changes.
Spatch will debut on May 4 with a nine-piece collection of skin-perfecting products designed for professional and consumer use.
The company also beat Wall Street targets for third-quarter results, hinting at a recovery in demand for beauty and cosmetic products in the US after a long bout of inflation.
Manzanita Capital has selected the investment bank Raymond James to conduct a sale of the premium British beauty retailer, per Sky News.
The listing drew orders for multiple times the number of shares available and is contributing to a broad resurgence of European initial public offerings.
The line, Orebella, launches on May 2 with a selection of three perfumes.
The transaction, which includes funding from Blackstone and Goldman Sachs, values the company at $6.4 billion.