Updated: Jun 3, 2023
The Cannes Film Festival, one of the most prestigious film festivals celebrated worldwide, has begun. The 76th edition of the star-studded event will include some of the biggest names in film and design.
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Chloé, the French luxury fashion business, has announced an exclusive footwear partnership with the sport sandal brand Teva.
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Image: Chloé; Chloé × Teva footwear collaboration official
The Hurricane XLT2 and Hurricane XLT2 Ampsole are updated with timeless and whimsical recycled straps printed with the Chloé emblem, inspired by the rave theme explored in the Chloé summer 2023 collection.
According to the luxury fashion business, the designs are also in keeping with the sandal's important lower impact, as they feature a 50 percent recycled rubber outsole and recycled polyester straps.
The Hurricane XLT2 is available in "Natural White," while the Hurricane XLT2 Ampsole is available in "Black-White" and "Multicolor Pink."
The Chloé x Teva footwear collection will be available in Chloé shops, as well as on Chloe.com and Teva.com, with pricing beginning at 370 pounds / 390 euros / 490 US dollars.
On Tuesday 16th May 2023, singer Beyoncé whipped the internet into a frenzy with a sequence of photographs that appeared to hint at a forthcoming foray in the cosmetics sector in an Instagram post. The images showed the multidisciplinary artist in a variety of hair-related contexts, including one in which she was holding a heat tool in front of a mirror and another in which she was getting her hair braided as a child. A scribbled note accompanied these images, fueling further curiosity.
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Image: Official Instagram @beyonce
Beyoncé mentioned in the note that her first job was brushing hair in her mother's salon. It also highlighted her wish to continue on her mother's legacy as well as her enthusiasm for what she has been working on. While the specifics of this design are unknown, it refers to a prospective beauty brand and hair products.
Image: Official Instagram @beyonce
While specifics regarding Beyoncé's cosmetics business remain unknown, it is obvious that her arrival into the industry will generate at least some excitement and intrigue. Even if the field of celebrity-founded beauty firms has become increasingly cluttered, in some cases leading to consumer fatigue.
However, data and industry trends show that there is a great appetite for innovative hair care solutions. According to Statista, the worldwide hair care market will be worth roughly 91 billion dollars in 2023 and will expand at a 3 percent annual rate. The multicultural hair care industry, in particular, has grown significantly, owing to increased awareness of varied hair textures and need for solutions customised to specific needs.
The multicultural hair care market in the United States is expected to reach $3 billion by 2027. A larger multicultural population, a greater emphasis on self-expression through hair, and the advent of social media as a forum for sharing hair care techniques and trends can all be credited to this expansion.
Beyoncé's entry into the beauty and haircare market looks promising against this backdrop. Her cultural impact and ability to connect with a wide range of people position her well to capitalise on the growing market for inclusive hair care products. If her business can capture the essence of her personal experience while also providing effective solutions for a variety of hair types, it has the potential to carve out a substantial niche in the competitive beauty scene
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