Beauty Inc

Beauty Inc

Beauty Inc serves as a go-to resource for those involved in the worldwide Beauty sector. It publishes six printed editions each year, along with a weekly digital news update and additional features on wwd.com. Known for its thorough reporting on trends and developments in the industry, Beauty Inc is recognized as a leading source for detailed insights into the Beauty, Wellness, and Retail fields.

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  • 20 hours ago | wwd.com | Miles Socha

    Shares in Kering slumped as much as 6 percent in early trading Thursday on the Paris bourse as investors digested its 14 percent decline in first-quarter revenues, and a 25 percent drop at its star brand Gucci. The numbers came in about 3 percent below consensus expectations, and represent a deceleration from the fourth quarter of 2024, when Kering sales fell 12 percent.

  • 21 hours ago | wwd.com | Miles Socha

    In the wake of the Trump administration's tariffs, Louis Vuitton handbags just became more expensive in the U.S.Luxury analysts at Bernstein and Barclays flagged that the French luxury brand has bumped up prices by roughly 4 percent on us.louisvuitton.com.

  • 1 day ago | wwd.com | Lisa Lockwood

    The second iteration of "Tales & Tellers," envisaged by Miuccia Prada, will be presented to the public in New York on May 10 and 11 at the Terminal Warehouse at 261 Eleventh Avenue. Under the direction of Prada, "Tales & Tellers" is an ever-evolving site-specific installation and performance, conceived once again by interdisciplinary artist Goshka Macuga and convened by Elvira Dyangani Ose, director of MACBA, Museu d' Art Contemporani de Barcelona.

  • 1 day ago | wwd.com | Evan Clark

    President Donald Trump's trade war might just be a shock big enough that fashion's chief executive officers are going to need some new buzzwords. "Cautiously optimistic" just might not work anymore. CEOs have been using that one for decades. But all that tempered optimism, more often than not, flowed from what has been repeatedly referred to as the "resilient consumer."The resilient consumer has become an article of faith in retail.

  • 1 day ago | wwd.com | Evan Clark

    Levi Strauss & Co. is used to being a bit of a social lightning rod, having been early to support same-sex marriage, speak out on gun violence and institute paid family leave. So it's little surprise that the battle over diversity, equity and inclusion - a cause supercharged by U.S. President Donald Trump 's efforts to dismantle DEI in the government - landed at its annual meeting.

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