From Popsugar - Sophia Panych, 3 July 2020

Not even two years after shaking up the skin-care industry, The Inkey List founders Colette Laxton and Mark Curry have set their sites on disrupting another beauty category: hair and scalp care.

The Inkey List Hair & Scalp Care Range is comprised of eight products — three scalp treatments and five hair treatments — and is quite unlike most hair product ranges on the market. Housed in 50ml fully recyclable aluminium bottles (yes, even the pumps!), the oils, serums, and cream can be used in multiple ways — on wet hair, dry hair, or mixed in with your shampoo or conditioner — and all of them can be used on any hair type. "We were very, very conscious that these products were for all hair textures," Laxton tells POPSUGAR.

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From Joelle Diderich - WWD, July 6,2020

Still dealing with the fallout from COVID-19, French fashion houses are taking their haute couture shows online.

Paris Couture Week kicks off today with an online showcase instead of the usual lavish shows held across the French capital, as the fashion industry gradually recovers from the coronavirus pandemic, which kept many of the city’s seamstresses and skilled artisans locked out of their workshops for several months.

As a result, designers will be showing smaller collections digitally or, in some cases, no new creations at all, focusing instead on films, photos and collaborations in the hope of keeping audiences engaged. It’s fair to say there are mixed feelings about the digital format.

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From WWD - Alessandra Turra, July 17 2020

For the latest chapter of his "trilogy of love," Alessandro Michele wanted the collection to be photographed on his design team.

In literature, an epilogue is meant to provide closure and resolution. However, in the fashion world, rules are less strict and things can be more fluid. Naming his latest collection “Epilogue,” presented with a digital narrative during Milan digital fashion week, Gucci creative director Alessandro Michele wanted to close what he calls “a trilogy of love,” which kicked off with the February show and continued with the fall 2020 advertising campaign. But at the same time he aimed to open a new door on the future of the brand.

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From Popsugar - Sophia Panych, 3 July 2020

Not even two years after shaking up the skin-care industry, The Inkey List founders Colette Laxton and Mark Curry have set their sites on disrupting another beauty category: hair and scalp care.

The Inkey List Hair & Scalp Care Range is comprised of eight products — three scalp treatments and five hair treatments — and is quite unlike most hair product ranges on the market. Housed in 50ml fully recyclable aluminium bottles (yes, even the pumps!), the oils, serums, and cream can be used in multiple ways — on wet hair, dry hair, or mixed in with your shampoo or conditioner — and all of them can be used on any hair type. "We were very, very conscious that these products were for all hair textures," Laxton tells POPSUGAR.

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From JingDaily - Ruonan Zheng, July 1, 2020

For the first time, over 17 Chinese brands made it on the latest BrandZ Top 100 list—ranking the most valuable global brands—which was published on June 30. Alibaba and Tencent ranked 6 and 7 respectively. The lists included a couple new risers, including the technology companies Huawei, TikTok, Meituan, and the luxury spirit brand Moutai, signaling the increasing strength of Chinese homegrown brands. The race among luxury brands is fierce as ever, led by Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Hermès, and Gucci.

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From POPSUGAR - TORI CROWTHER, 2 July 2020

This week, it was announced that Nars Cosmetics is launching at Boots.com from 8 July, as part of the store's ongoing beauty reinvention.

Nars Cosmetics will be joining the 40 plus brands that Boots has launched into stores and online over the last 18 months. The health-and-beauty retailer has introduced huge beauty brands, including Huda Beauty, The Ordinary, Morphe, Fenty Beauty, Ole Henriksen, Laura Mercier, and of course, most recently Nars.

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