Burberry seemed pleased with its Q3 performance, even though sales dipped. The company's transformation plan seems to be on track and response to its monthly collections has been strong.
San Francisco Equity Partners (SFEP) has acquired a majority stake in skincare company Jane Iredale, adding to its list of partner companies including skincare brand Yes To and cosmetics label Japonesque.
Coty Luxury France, whose beauty portfolio includes Calvin Klein, Gucci and Hugo Boss, has named Mathieu Dufresne as its new general manager, a role in which he succeeds Béatrice Noray.
The importance of retail at railway stations in the UK came into even sharper focus over the festive period as key train stations saw rising product retail sales, despite the weak trading conditions during the period.
Selfridges has become the latest luxury name to launch a Chinese New Year campaign with a special film as well as plenty of product initiatives both in-store and online.
Katalin Berenyi, co-founder of Erborian, which was acquired by L'Occitane in 2012, has been appointed as president of cosmetics brand Clarins.
Benefit co-founder Jean Ann Ford passed away from cancer on January 17, at age 71.
Henkel shares tumbled on Monday after the maker of Schwarzkopf shampoo and Persil detergent warned earnings would fall this year as it steps up investment in brands and digital technology to try to revive growth.
Huda Beauty is getting into the collaboration game -- with none other than the actress and former model Jacqueline Fernandez.
Luxury department store Harrods has worked with Pantone to create a New Year marketing campaign that aims to inject some colour into the grey weeks ahead.
Major consumer companies including Unilever and Procter & Gamble are chasing consumers who want goods delivered automatically, pitching new online subscription services, even though these have not always worked.
The new chief executive of Nivea skin creams maker Beiersdorf promised strategic steps in 2019 to deliver sustainable growth after reporting slower sales in the fourth quarter of 2018.
The global sportswear brand and the New York-based cosmetics label have taken the athleisure trend to new heights with a collaborative high-performance makeup collection designed for women with active lifestyles.
Major consumer companies including Unilever and Procter & Gamble are chasing consumers who want beauty and household goods delivered automatically, even though this kind of business has not always worked.
Amazon has launched this week its first ever collection of colour cosmetics. Available under its Find fashion brand, the range is sold in 'bundles of complementary products'.
