Dior teams up with Meitu to reach Chinese shoppers
Dior has partnered with Meitu to launch an AI-powered skin-testing tool dubbed Dior Skin ID, according to a report published by KrAsia.
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Avon branches out into facemasks
Avon is set to stock a series of protective fabric face masks alongside its lipsticks and moisturisers, according to a report published by ITV.
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Shanghai ushers in shopping festival to boost economy
Shanghai’s administration has conceived a novel way to boost economic activity in the wake of the coronavirus. The Chinese city is staging a two-month-long shopping festival, named Double Five Shopping Festival, according to a report published by WWD.
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Cosmopolitan Middle East unveils make-up artist Mohammed Hindash as first male cover star
Cosmopolitan Middle East has unveiled its first male cover star, Jordanian make-up artist Mohammed Hindash.
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ASOS and Zoella have knuckles wrapped by ASA over #ad content
The UK’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has upheld a complaint made against online fashion retailer Asos and YouTube star Zoella (Zoe Sugg) over incorrectly labelled content on a paid-for social media post.
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Victoria’s Secret appointment signals change of direction in China
Victoria’s Secret has named Zhou Dongyu as its latest face for China, according to a report published by WWD.
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Digital direction: London Fashion Week goes online with gender neutral platform
The British Fashion Council has announced that London Fashion Week will go ahead online, taking place between 12 and 14 June with a ‘gender-neutral platform’.
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G-Star showcases spring 2020 collection on Instagram ‘Stay-at-Home Catwalk’
G-Star is adapting its business strategy to the new normal of quarantine, having showcased its Spring 2020 collection via its new Stay-at-Home catwalk on Instagram Stories.
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Conde Nast cuts staff pay and gears up for redundancies
Conde Nast is said to have cut staff pay and ushered in a reduced working week for many as COVID-19 hits ad revenues.
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LVMH and Kering backtrack on decision to use French state support for workers
LVMH and Kering have both backtracked on their decision to place employees on the emergency government assistance furlough scheme, according to a report by the Financial Times.
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