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📰 Must Read: Labrum Wins the BFC/GQ Designer Fashion Fund, L'Oréal Collaborates With 'Elle' Series {% if EntryImageUrl and EntryImageUrl != "" %} {% endif %} ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Thursday. Labrum Wins the BFC/GQ Designer Fashion Fund The British Fashion Council (BFC) has named Labrum as the winner of the BFC/GQ Designer Fashion Fund 2026. Labrum, a menswear brand founded by Fonday Dumbuya in 2014, will receive a £100,000 grant prize, a year-long mentorship, pro-bono legal services from law firm Sheridans and access to a network of specialist advisors tailored to its business needs. "As a brand built on the stories of migration, identity and cultural exchange, this recognition is a reminder that those stories matter," Dumbuya said in a statement. {Fashionista inbox} L'Oréal Collaborates With "Elle" Series ...

📰 Albion Fit: A Family-Owned Swimwear and Athleisure Brand {% if EntryImageUrl and EntryImageUrl != "" %} {% endif %} ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: HQ:  Salt Lake City, Utah Founder:  Dave and Liz Findlay Social: Instagram Category: Swimwear E-comm: albionfit.com Price Range:  $20-$148 Hero Product: The Maria One Piece ($138), Jetsetters ($88) PR Representation: In-house How to get in touch: b.hackett@albionfit.com Origin Story Albion Fit was founded by Dave and Liz Findlay in 2014. The brand name hails from the Albion Basin at the top of Little Cottonwood Canyon in Utah, where the duo's friendship blossomed, where Dave proposed and where they had their wedding reception. Albion Fit is now recognized for high-quality, sustainably designed swimwear and athleisure. Popular for its flattering, versatile designs, the company has gained accolades for its aesthetic and community-focused brand culture. 📌 Love fashion? Follow us for daily updates on our fa...

📰 Transdermal Wellness Patches Are the New Gummy Vitamins {% if EntryImageUrl and EntryImageUrl != "" %} {% endif %} ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: "Longevity" is the latest buzzword on every wellness brand's lips (and marketing materials). As so-called biohackers use high-tech wearables to optimize their routines with and everyday consumers look for better ways feel healthier, the $6.8 trillion + global wellness industry is entering a new era of longevity-focused solutions. Transdermal vitamin patches are stepping into the spotlight as a result. Of course, transdermal patches — or stickers that gradually diffuse preloaded substances into the user’s bloodstream — are nothing new. You've likely heard of nicotine patches, which were first developed in the 1980s to help people quit smoking, or birth control patches, which have been an approved hormonal contraceptive since 2001. Transdermal drug delivery goes back millennia (think medicinal plants...