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  • 1 week ago | wwd.com | Tianwei Zhang

    LONDON - Condé Nast has granted its Hong Kong-based licensing partner, Rubicon Publishing Ltd., the publisher of Vogue Hong Kong, to launch a local edition for the men's fashion title GQ, first digitally in the summer and then in print for September.

  • 1 week ago | sourcingjournal.com | Tianwei Zhang

    Shein‘s pursuit of a London IPO got a green light from the U.K.’s financial watchdog Financial Conduct Authority on Friday. First reported by Reuters, citing sources familiar with the matter, the IPO would mark a major step in helping Shein build credibility and demonstrate a commitment to transparency, particularly in light of ongoing concerns around supply chain ethics, sustainability and the safety of shopping with Chinese marketplaces. Shein declined to comment.

  • 1 week ago | wwd.com | Tianwei Zhang

    Kismet by Milka, a 16-year-old fine jewelry and premium piercing brand from Istanbul seen on the likes of Madonna, Britney Spears, and Meghan Markle, who wore the Hamsa Ring in 2018, has opened its first European flagship store in London. Taking over a prime corner space formerly occupied by Russell & Bromley at 110 New Bond Street, the Kismet by Milka store spans 1,500 square feet across two floors. It features the brand's fine jewelry and two piercing studios.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Tianwei Zhang

    LONDON — Kismet by Milka, a 16-year-old fine jewelry and premium piercing brand from Istanbul seen on the likes of Madonna, Britney Spears and Meghan Markle, who wore the Hamsa Ring in 2018, has opened its first European flagship in London. Taking over a prime corner space formerly occupied by Russell & Bromley at 110 New Bond Street, the Kismet by Milka store spans 1,500 square feet across two floors. It features the brand’s fine jewelry and two piercing studios.

  • 1 week ago | wwd.com | Tianwei Zhang

    - Shein's pursuit of a London IPO got a green light from the U.K.'s financial watchdog Financial Conduct Authority on Friday. First reported by Reuters, citing sources familiar with the matter, the IPO would mark a major step in helping Shein build credibility and demonstrate a commitment to transparency, particularly in light of ongoing concerns around supply chain ethics, sustainability and the safety of shopping with Chinese marketplaces. Shein declined to comment Friday.