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We often talk to you about young brands positioned in the natural sector of the beauty realm, but established brands are not to be outdone, including the French brand Nuxe, which is part of the natural beauty world or at least is looking to be!
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After this complex period with coronavirus and the demonstrations beforehand, Hong Kong is finally getting back to normal everyday life. The best indicator of this return to normal is still, as always, the retail trade. We find an example here with the opening of the new Antonia store.
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The internet has been the stage for the emergence of several aesthetics trends, and most of them actually end up becoming guides for the development of food, beauty, fashion and design products. During the first trimester of 2020, a specific aesthetic has gained numerous adepts: The Cottagecore.
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A versatile fabric that offers the look, comfort and feel of 100% merino wool but also boasts in-built durability? This is the feat achieved by Cordura, presenting its new product, Combat Wool, which is as luxurious as it is environmentally friendly.
The booming natural skincare market is not exclusively dedicated to the women’s sector. For some time now, we have noticed that the number of skincare brands for kids is continuing to grow. Discover one of them – Ouate Paris, the new French skincare brand we love dedicated to children.
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Department stores, fashion labels and luxury brands are closing their stores all around the world with the Coronavirus crisis, but Dolce & Gabbana has just organised itself to open its flagship store on Canton Road in Hong Kong.
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Since April 2019, we have been diligently following the Do Nothing Club, the slow movement to learn how to slow down on a daily basis, started by two young entrepreneurs Marion Galtier and Bénédicte Hallion.
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Reducing the environmental impact of its production? This is what motivated the firm IBQ Fabrics to form an unprecedented partnership with Seaqual, an eco-friendly initiative determined to put an end to plastic pollution in our oceans.
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At a time when natural beauty is all the rage, we’ve made a discovery at the other end of the globe that has won us over: Madame Botanic, a brand founded in Australia but by a French woman, Sarah Signor.
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Across different borders, IKEA is constantly testing where and how people wish to buy for an endless supply of homeware products. Last year, the brand opened a series of small stores in New York, Paris and soon London that function more as showrooms where you come to look at the displays, walk around and think. At the same time, IKEA is designing urban stores on a larger scale where the concept is a hybrid between a small showroom urban store and a large shopping area where you come to get your products.
Continue reading “IKEA’s new business model at the heart of cities”
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