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📰 Teressa Foglia Is Hiring A Luxury Sales & Client Experience – Malibu, CA {% if EntryImageUrl and EntryImageUrl != "" %} {% endif %} ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: Sponsored Story Teressa Foglia is looking for an exceptional relationship builder to become the face of our Malibu flagship. This is not a traditional retail position. You’ll work directly with founder Teressa Foglia and artist Ty Hays, helping build two growing luxury brands rooted in craftsmanship, art, travel, hospitality, and meaningful client relationships. We’re looking for someone who genuinely loves people, has a passion for luxury sales and hospitality, and wants to be part of building something special. What You’ll Do •⁠  ⁠Deliver exceptional luxury client experiences in our Malibu showroom •⁠  ⁠Build genuine, long-term relationships with clients and collectors •⁠  ⁠Guide clients through bespoke hat consultations and ready-to-wear purchases •⁠  ⁠Follow up with clients and cultivate rep...

📰 Must Read: LVMH Sees Growth Accelerate in Second Quarter, Tyla Named Kate Spade Brand Ambassador {% if EntryImageUrl and EntryImageUrl != "" %} {% endif %} ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Tuesday. LVMH Sees Growth Accelerate in Second Quarter LVMH 's fashion and leather goods unit ended a two-year decline in the second quarter, with sales rising 1% as Dior 's relaunch under Jonathan Anderson began to pay off. Overall, group revenue climbed 3% to €38.6 billion ($44 billion) for the first half of the year, beating analyst forecasts, thanks to strong performances from Louis Vuitton , Tiffany and Sephora . Currency pressures still weighed on the bottom line, though, pushing profit down 4% to €8.7 billion ($9.9 billion) even as the business itself showed signs of improvement. { LVMH } Tyla Named Kate Spade Brand Ambassador Photo...

📰 Can Indie Sun-Care Brands Reach 'Tanmaxxing' Gen Zs? {% if EntryImageUrl and EntryImageUrl != "" %} {% endif %} ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: Occasionally, we use affiliate links on our site. This in no way affects our editorial decision-making. In spite of (warranted) dermatologist fist-shaking, Gen Z is still tanning. TikTok is inundated with poolside videos of young creators flaunting bikini tan lines and promoting "base tans" (which, spoiler alert, are a myth). So-called "tanmaxxers" — or Larry the Lobster variants — are religiously tracking the UV index to map out peak times to bake in the sun. In fact, a particularly concerning statistic came out of a 2024 American Academy of Dermatology survey : 28% of Gen Z respondents said getting a tan was more important to them than preventing skin cancer. The sun-care industry has long been up against a formidable tanning culture — and now sunscreen fearmongers and MAHAs favoring beef ...