Additionally, the decline of beauty influencer brands.
These are the stories that are making fashion headlines on Thursday.
Florence Pugh cover trendWinter 2023 issue of
In the cover story, the ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ star talks about her childhood, relationship with Zach Braff, struggles with teenage emotional distress and how she found the love of acting As he told Chloe Sharma, Pugh said: If I had done it five years ago, I don’t think so many people would have come. I think the longer you avoid it, the more pressure you feel. ” {trend}
Supermodel Tatiana Patitz dies
Supermodel Tatiana Patitz has died at the age of 56. Patitz is best known for her work in her ’80s and her ’90s, and she is considered one of the original supermodels (although she was one of the “Big 6”). department). In an obituary by Laird Borrelli-Persson, trend It recalls Patitz’s natural beauty and “feminine, savvy” charm.Anna Winter “Tatiana has always been a symbol of European chic, much like Romy Schneider met Monica Vitti. And it had its own charm.” {trend}
Are beauty influencer brands falling out of fashion?
Kati Chitrakorn of Vogue Business offers insight into why once-popular influencer-driven beauty brands are in decline. Brands facing the consequences of declining interest in influencers include Hyram’s Selfless and Addison Rae-founded Item Beauty, both of which have pulled out of her Sephora. Morph’s recent struggles provide another example. Maya Zawislak, Director of Strategic Insights at Kantar Worldpanel, said: {Vogue Business}
Isabelle Marant’s new logo and plans to expand the ‘Parisienne’
Rebranded by French label Isabel Marant.As reported by Tamison O’Connor fashion business, The updated look includes a new logo and updated packaging. The revamp comes from a larger plan to set the label to better compete with the larger players in the luxury market. It is a brand that can create a strong brand in [loyalty] After achieving its sales and growth targets for 2022, Isabel Marant feels well positioned to expand with new stores. Sales target and product. {business of fashion}
Entering a new era of cosmetics industry regulation
As a result of recent appropriations bills signed into law by President Biden late last year, the federal government has been given more power over the cosmetics industry under the Cosmetics Regulatory Modernization Act of 2022. Emma Sandler of Glossy reports that this practice stems from its continued advocacy for higher standards of beauty regulation. The updated regulations include fragrance companies disclosing her allergens, salon products disclosing ingredients, and beauty product manufacturers registering within her one year of enactment. Lindsay Dahl, chief impact officer for vitamin brand Ritual, said, “How much progress has been made in this legislation while simultaneously promising to pass other parts to ensure cosmetics are safe for consumers? I’m encouraged by how there was {gloss}
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