April 7, 2023 – Page 9

7 Apr

Istituto Marangoni to Launch Academic Courses in Cosmetics, Fragrances

MILAN — Fashion and design school Istituto Marangoni is expanding its scope and launching courses in cosmetics and fragrances. The goal is to coach and train the longer term managers of the wonder industry, which is exponentially growing and “will increasingly demand for skilled figures within the upcoming years,” said the college’s managing director Stefania Valenti on Monday, when the initiative was unveiled on the Hotel Magna Pars & Suites here. “Projections show that the cosmetics and fragrance industry will grow from generating $500 billion in sales to $700 billion by 2027,” continued Valenti. “Istituto Marangoni, which has at all times supported talents on this planet of fashion, design and luxury, couldn’t miss the chance to understand the potential of such a strategic...

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7 Apr

Mini Twists Are TikTok’s Latest Protective Style Fixation —

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Mini Twists Are TikTok’s Latest Protective Style Fixation —

Many consider mini twists merely a stepping stone on the solution to a beautifully bouncy twist-out. But before you rush to unravel your two-strand twists, perhaps you must consider wearing them as a glance all on their very own. Mini twists are the unassuming protective style making rounds on TikTok currently (the hashtag #minitwists already has 65.8 million views) and it’s no wonder individuals are catching on to the appeal. “Mini twists are a low-maintenance protective hairstyle for natural hair,” says Sabrina Rowe Holdswortha Latest York City-based hairstylist and founding father of NTRL by Sabs. “They will show you how to retain length and moisture, in addition to provide a flexible base for many various styles.” Celebrities like Lupita Nyong’o and Tabitha Brown...

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7 Apr

Levi Strauss Shares Hit by Gross Margin Declines, Wholesale Weakness

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Levi Strauss Shares Hit by Gross Margin Declines, Wholesale Weakness

As Wall Street anxious over signs of somewhat fading at Levi Strauss & Co., chief executive officer Chip Bergh told WWD that the denim leader continues to be very much in its groove. Shares of Levi’s fell 16 percent to $15.14 after the corporate turned in first-quarter earnings that topped expectations, but were accompanied by gross margin declines, still-heavy inventories and weakness at wholesale. “The market’s going to do what the market’s going to do,” Bergh said. “We’re going to at all times run this business for the long term.” Like many of the fashion industry, Levi’s loaded up on inventory early last 12 months when the patron was stronger and the provision chain was slower. Bergh said the concept was: “Stonewashed 501s don’t...

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7 Apr