GCDS, also known as God Can't Destroy Streetwear, is more than a fashion label. Now the Milan-based brand dabbles in cosmetics, too. Starting November 1, GCDS will sell beauty on…
The axis of influence in the beauty industry is shifting so dramatically that it’s opening up a new world of possibilities for indie beauty brands that want to capitalize on the potential of their niche markets.
Global players from Givenchy Beauty to Sephora are targeting the growing opportunity in South Korea, but a phalanx of homegrown brands stands in their way.
On social media, legacy beauty brands are still playing catch-up in order to compete with their younger competitors’ savvy online strategies.
Fenty, Charlotte Tilbury, Huda Beauty, Kylie Cosmetics, Pat McGrath, Kat Von D, Drunk Elephant – the biggest beauty brands in 2018 (by sales growth and column inches) aren’t owned by the likes of L’Oréal and Lauder anymore, Toto. Indeed, the last 12 months have seen a series of Indies make the big time, and that’s …
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