Sally Singer has carved a remarkable path through the fashion industry, with over two decades at Vogue. Known for her innovative vision, she spearheaded the launch of Vogue Runway and served as the creative director of Vogue.com. However, in a bold career shift, she took the helm as Amazon’s head of fashion direction in 2020, […]
Marie Leblanc Named Courrèges CEO
In a significant leadership shift within the luxury fashion sector, Marie Leblanc has been appointed as the new CEO of Courrèges, effective November 4th. This decision comes from Artémis, the holding company of the Pinault family. Leblanc steps into this role after her recent departure from Victoria Beckham, where she served as CEO for five […]
Gucci Picks Florence for Next Cruise Show
Gucci has made a significant announcement, declaring that its upcoming Cruise 2026 collection will debut in Florence, Italy, on May 15, 2025. This choice of location is particularly meaningful, as it is the city where the iconic fashion house was established by Guccio Gucci in 1921. For a brand like Gucci, rich in history and […]
Beauty On-Demand Provider Ruuby Raises $2.6 Million
Ruuby, the British beauty services app founded by Venetia Archer, has successfully raised $2.6 million in its latest investment round, which was primarily led by Praetura Ventures, a Manchester-based investing firm. This funding comes through the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund, aimed at supporting businesses in the north of England, where traditional access to financing has […]
The TikTok ‘It Boy’ Who’s Getting Men to Wear Makeup
In the blossoming world of social media, few names resonate quite like Bach Buquen. This 19-year-old Parisian has transformed from a mid-tier content creator into a social media sensation, currently boasting over 6.1 million followers on TikTok. What sets Buquen apart is his challenge to traditional gender norms through makeup, a practice he began in […]
China’s Booming Grey Markets Add Woes to Luxury Brands
The luxury market in China is facing a significant challenge as grey and second-hand markets continue to expand. With rising prices from high-end brands and a slowing economy, many consumers are turning to alternative ways to purchase luxury goods, a trend that is becoming increasingly pronounced and alarming for established luxury brands such as LVMH. […]
Apple CEO’s Other Job: Helping Turn Nike Around
Tim Cook, the chief executive officer of Apple Inc., is not just focused on technology and innovation within his own company; he is also guiding one of the largest sportswear giants, Nike, through some of its most challenging times. As the longest-serving member of Nike’s board of directors, Cook has become a vital support for […]
ByteDance Terminates Intern After AI Training Disruption
In an unexpected twist within the tech sector, ByteDance, the parent company of the popular app TikTok, has fired an intern for allegedly damaging the training of one of its artificial intelligence models. The incident has raised eyebrows and sparked conversations about workplace conduct and the responsibilities of tech interns in high-stakes environments. According to […]
Yango's Suspension in Togo: A Wake-Up Call for Safety and Compliance
Togo’s transport ministry has taken a significant step by suspending operations of Yango, a ride-hailing app owned by the Russian tech giant Yandex. This decision, effective immediately, comes just a few months after the app launched in Togo, highlighting concerns over passenger safety and the necessity for adherence to local regulations. The suspension is not […]
Massachusetts Parents Sue School Over AI Use Dispute
The rapid integration of artificial intelligence in education has sparked a significant debate, recently highlighted by a lawsuit from parents in Massachusetts. Jennifer and Dale Harris, parents of a high school senior, are suing Hingham High School after their son received a ‘D’ grade and detention due to the use of AI in a social […]