Procter & Gamble’s specialty beauty CEO exits

Procter & Gamble has announced the departure of Colin Walsh from the role of CEO of its specialty beauty division, effective August 1. Ouai ​John Brownlee, currently SVP of North America hair care, will absorb Walsh’s duties while retaining his existing responsibilities, according to a WWD report. Walsh took on the role as CEO of specialty…

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Agnona and Same pop-up in Saint-Tropez

Luxury brands Agnona and Same are each unveiling seasonal retail spaces in Saint-Tropez, bringing their distinct visions to the iconic French Riviera town. Agnona has reopened its seasonal boutique at 15 rue Henri Seillon. – Agnona Agnona has reopened its seasonal boutique at 15 rue Henri Seillon, offering a serene and intimate retail experience. A…

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Nordstrom opens service hub in Brooklyn

Nordstrom is set to open a new neighborhood service hub in Brooklyn on June 26, expanding its footprint in New York.  Nordstrom Local Upper East Side. – Nordstrom Located at 154 N 7th Street, Nordstrom Local Williamsburg will span 3,000 square feet and provide a variety of services.  Notably, customers will be able to pick…

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Camera Buyer Italia unanimously reappoints Maura Basili as president

By Adnkronos Translated by Nicola Mira Published June 16, 2025 Camera Buyer Italia (CBI), the Italian trade association that represents and promotes the leading local and international high-end multibrand retailers active in Italy, has unanimously re-elected Maura Basili as president for a second consecutive term. Maura Basili – IGN The association’s AGM has renewed Basili’s…

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Fashion’s overproduction highlighted in new Source Fashion report

The global fashion industry produces between 80 billion and 150 billion garments annually yet up to 40% remains unsold, frequently ending up in landfill, incineration, or markdown bins. Image: Pexels So in its “landmark” report, ‘Fashion’s Hidden Crisis’, responsible sourcing show Source Fashion tackles one of the industry’s “most pressing but least addressed issues: overproduction”. …

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