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Dior and Chanel Run Their Own Beauty Lines. Why Not Gucci Too?

Kering’s rumoured plan to someday bring its largest brand’s beauty business in house may take years to pull off, but is already sending shockwaves throughout the industry.

Beauty

Dior and Chanel Run Their Own Beauty Lines. Why Not Gucci Too?

Kering’s rumoured plan to someday bring its largest brand’s beauty business in house may take years to pull off, but is already sending shockwaves throughout the industry.


Beauty

Kylie Cosmetics Tries to Evolve Beyond the ‘Instagram Makeup’ Era

Under Coty, Kylie Jenner’s cosmetics and skin care lines have expanded internationally. But the brand that kicked off the celebrity beauty boom seven years ago may be showing its age.

Beauty

Kylie Cosmetics Tries to Evolve Beyond the ‘Instagram Makeup’ Era

Under Coty, Kylie Jenner’s cosmetics and skin care lines have expanded internationally. But the brand that kicked off the celebrity beauty boom seven years ago may be showing its age.


Beauty

How Mielle Organics Is Rewriting the Playbook for Black Hair Brands

Monique Rodriguez is one of a small number of Black women to secure a seven-figure investment for her business. The next challenge: scale while staying Black-owned.

Beauty

How Mielle Organics Is Rewriting the Playbook for Black Hair Brands

Monique Rodriguez is one of a small number of Black women to secure a seven-figure investment for her business. The next challenge: scale while staying Black-owned.


Partner Content

Why YSL Beauté Is Investing in Smart Tools, Intelligent Makeup and Responsible Products

BoF discovers how AI technology, smart tools, regenerative agriculture and purpose-driven projects are defining the next iteration of YSL Beauté, as the brand transforms its products and services to reflect the needs of consumers today.

Partner Content

Why YSL Beauté Is Investing in Smart Tools, Intelligent Makeup and Responsible Products

BoF discovers how AI technology, smart tools, regenerative agriculture and purpose-driven projects are defining the next iteration of YSL Beauté, as the brand transforms its products and services to reflect the needs of consumers today.


Beauty

What’s Next for Custom Beauty Brands

The market for customised skin care is increasingly crowded, with brands using patented tech to gain an advantage. However, scaling takes creativity.

Beauty

What’s Next for Custom Beauty Brands

The market for customised skin care is increasingly crowded, with brands using patented tech to gain an advantage. However, scaling takes creativity.


Beauty

We Don’t Need Beauty in the Metaverse — Yet

Beauty brands have a natural edge on TikTok and YouTube, but are lagging the fashion industry in making a splash in the virtual world. Without the logos and distinctive characteristics of apparel and accessories, it’s unclear how skin care, makeup and fragrance will establish a presence and a purpose in web3.

Beauty

We Don’t Need Beauty in the Metaverse — Yet

Beauty brands have a natural edge on TikTok and YouTube, but are lagging the fashion industry in making a splash in the virtual world. Without the logos and distinctive characteristics of apparel and accessories, it’s unclear how skin care, makeup and fragrance will establish a presence and a purpose in web3.


Beauty

Hailey Bieber’s Rhode Skin Sued for Trademark Infringement

Hailey Bieber’s Rhode Skin brand — which launched June 15 to much fanfare — is being sued by the fashion label Rhode, which was founded in 2014 by Purna Khatu and Phoebe Vickers and is carried by retailers such as Net-a-Porter and Bergdorf Goodman.

Beauty

Hailey Bieber’s Rhode Skin Sued for Trademark Infringement

Hailey Bieber’s Rhode Skin brand — which launched June 15 to much fanfare — is being sued by the fashion label Rhode, which was founded in 2014 by Purna Khatu and Phoebe Vickers and is carried by retailers such as Net-a-Porter and Bergdorf Goodman.


Beauty

Why Do We Root Against Celebrity Beauty Brands?

Two of the most talked about celebrity skin care brands make their debut this month – Hailey Bieber’s Rhode and Kim Kardashian’s SKKN by Kim. But are consumers getting tired of celebrity beauty lines?

Beauty

Why Do We Root Against Celebrity Beauty Brands?

Two of the most talked about celebrity skin care brands make their debut this month – Hailey Bieber’s Rhode and Kim Kardashian’s SKKN by Kim. But are consumers getting tired of celebrity beauty lines?


China

Rethinking China’s Beauty Market

As global brands face headwinds in China, L’Oréal and Shiseido are betting on new investment funds targeting C-beauty companies to sustain growth.

China

Rethinking China’s Beauty Market

As global brands face headwinds in China, L’Oréal and Shiseido are betting on new investment funds targeting C-beauty companies to sustain growth.


Workplace & Talent

What Will It Take to Make Gen-Z Happy at Work?

A shift in workplace power dynamics has companies struggling to balance their youngest employees’ expectations against the needs of their businesses.

Workplace & Talent

What Will It Take to Make Gen-Z Happy at Work?

A shift in workplace power dynamics has companies struggling to balance their youngest employees’ expectations against the needs of their businesses.


Beauty

The Search for the Next Skin Care Trend

Garance Doré, one of the original fashion bloggers, is launching a brand that embraces simple, French-inspired beauty routines, in a market where multi-stage regimens are the norm.

Beauty

The Search for the Next Skin Care Trend

Garance Doré, one of the original fashion bloggers, is launching a brand that embraces simple, French-inspired beauty routines, in a market where multi-stage regimens are the norm.


Beauty

Coty Lifts Annual Profit Forecast on Resilient Demand for Luxury Cosmetics

Revenue at Coty’s prestige division, that houses cosmetics and fragrances from the Hugo Boss, Gucci and Burberry brands, rose 21 percent to $726.4 million for the third quarter ended March 31.

Beauty

Coty Lifts Annual Profit Forecast on Resilient Demand for Luxury Cosmetics

Revenue at Coty’s prestige division, that houses cosmetics and fragrances from the Hugo Boss, Gucci and Burberry brands, rose 21 percent to $726.4 million for the third quarter ended March 31.