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Canada Goose has brought its new store concept to Nanjing, China, extending a design approach previously piloted in Europe and North America. Roco Wong, the company’s vice president of global store development, shared the new location as the next step in that rollout.
Kristin Ess Hair has launched at REVOLVE with more than 30 haircare and styling products, adding a fashion-led retailer to the Maesa brand’s distribution network.
LOEWE has introduced five new fragrances in its 2026 Crafted Collection, extending the range through scents inspired by the natural world. The house says the collection is available through its website.
The brand paired apparel customization with a music-led community space, giving its Sydney race-week program both a retail and a social role.
APR is taking Medicube on a four-city pop-up tour across the United States and Europe, adding temporary physical sales and demonstration spaces as the Korean beauty group expands in Western markets.
Prada has named Namtan Tipnaree a brand ambassador, adding a new face to the house’s public-facing brand relationships. Prada announced the appointment with a two-image presentation under its Prada People identity.
Vuori introduces Chase Infiniti as its newest partner, connecting a dance-led campaign with a dedicated shopping edit spanning activewear and relaxed dressing.
Shopbop’s Style for What’s Next campaign uses New York streets and everyday occasions to frame its Fall 2026 fashion offering around customers’ changing schedules.
Moxy Hotels partnered with CNC Agency, also known as Coffee ’n Clothes, to bring vintage shopping, clothing swaps and customization into Moxy Chicago for a one-night event called the AnyWEAR Club. Lost Girls Vintage supplied the vintage-shopping component, connecting the hotel experience with a local fashion business.
Moët & Chandon is putting one of champagne’s most recognizable details at the center of its Formula 1 imagery: the cork. Visuals shared by Renaud Butel depict an oversized, branded cork-shaped balloon above a racing circuit, pairing a familiar product cue with the scale and spectacle of motorsport.