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The new flagship will be three times larger than its Sydney counterpart.

New Zealanders have a chance to win a prestigious three-year modelling contract.

The new managing director starts October 8th, 2024.

The agency is working with the iconic beauty brand on its upcoming holiday collection.

The brand is now adapting its signature tag line to 'Live YOUR London Look.'

The luxury retailer has confirm the news to WWD.

Sisters and dynamic duo from Ella Baché Pacific Fair have been honoured with the prestigious award.

As of yet, no successor has been revealed.

Media and marketing trade publication, Mediaweek has been sold.

It's a big week for the luxury skincare brand, announcing not one, but two huge partnerships.

The global skincare brand will now be available to shop in-person for the first time in Australia.

To partnership commemorates 70 years of empowering women and encouraging confidence in your own skin.

Erin Docherty has been with the company since 2020.

Among the speakers are prominent figures in the media industry.

The publications will cease local operations, and their entire staff have been made redundant.

Founded in the Blue Mountains, iKOU’s extensive product range comprises more than 300 SKUs.

The two brands are launching a first-of-its-kind beauty initiative.

Stripes Beauty aims to normalise conversations around menopause and offer “science-backed” products

BD chatted with her to get the inside scoop.

BD spoke with brand founder, Lizzie Waley about what this means for the future of Sundae Body.

Makeup by Mario is reportedly exploring a potential sale of the business.

The agency will handle PR, media requests, influencers and events for the brand in the Australian market.

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The deal is worth US$1.7 billion.

Glossier says G’day.

The leading skincare provider produces over 150 well-known brands.

Here’s what we know so far.

There have been some major changes at the women’s media brand.

After many months of speculation, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has announced she will no longer be affiliated with her beauty brand, Rose Inc.