Arvind Limited unit AAML acquires US-based Dalco-GFT Nonwovens
Arvind Limited subsidiary AAML has acquired US-based Dalco-GFT Nonwovens from Snow Peak Capital, LLC, with existing shareholders retaining minority stakes. Dalco-GFT manufactures specialty nonwoven fabrics for automotive, bedding, geotextile and industrial applications. The deal strengthens Arvind’s presence in the US technical textiles and advanced materials market.
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EU, Brazil, China launch global coalition on carbon markets
The European Commission, on behalf of the EU, together with Brazil and China officially launched the Open Coalition on Compliance Carbon Markets yesterday in Florence, Italy. The coalition will enhance the effectiveness, transparency and integrity of domestic carbon markets worldwide, supporting the delivery of the Paris Agreement. New Zealand and Germany are the first countries to join as members.
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US’ Carter’s taps retail veteran Sharon Price John as new CEO
Carter’s, Inc. appointed Sharon Price John as CEO & president effective June 15, 2026, succeeding Douglas C. Palladini. Richard F. Westenberger will serve as interim CEO. John, ex-Build-A-Bear Workshop chief, drove profitability, omnichannel growth and brand transformation; she also joins the board. Carter’s reaffirmed FY26 outlook, amid leadership transition and strategic reset.
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US’ Tapestry's Q3 revenue jumps 21% on Coach strength
Tapestry has posted strong Q3 FY26 results, driven by robust growth at Coach, higher margins, and strong demand across global markets. Net sales rose 21 per cent to $1.92 billion, while operating income surged 69 per cent. China led regional growth with a 61 per cent sales increase. Strong digital and DTC momentum prompted the company to raise its FY26 revenue, margin, and EPS outlook.
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US' Macy's expands On 34th line with Molly Rogers collaboration
Macy's expands its On 34th line with a 44-piece collaboration by Emmy-winning designer Molly Rogers, known for Sex and the City and The Devil Wears Prada. Inspired by New York City’s cinematic energy, the collection features bold prints, layered styling, scarves and color-blocking, translating iconic screen looks into versatile, mix-and-match fashion rooted in storytelling and individuality.
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EU hopeful of India FTA’s smooth ratification; may be enforced in 2027
The EU is hopeful of a smooth ratification process of its FTA with India in its Parliament, given the broad-based political support for it, EU ambassador to India Herve Delphin recently said. The pact, which was earlier expected to be implemented by 2026 end, would enter into force in 2027. The envoy also made a case for speedy conclusion of the ongoing negotiation on an investment protection pact.
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India’s Odisha signs $5.115-bn worth of investment proposals
India’s eastern state of Odisha has received investment commitments worth around $5.115 billion during a three-day investors’ outreach, including roadshows and business-to-government meetings in major industrial centres of Gujarat. The outreach events ended yesterday. Sectors that attracted investor interest include chemicals, textiles, green energy equipment and power.
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Canada’s Aritzia delivers record FY26 on comparable sales growth
Canadian fashion retailer Aritzia has reported record FY26 and Q4 results, driven by strong comparable sales, digital growth, and boutique expansion. FY26 revenue rose 35.2 per cent to CA$3.7 billion (~$2.7 billion), while adjusted EBITDA surged 59 per cent. Q4 revenue increased 32.6 per cent to CA$1.19 billion (~$868.70 million). The company expects continued momentum in FY27.
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MAIRE’s Nextchem wins US DEF plant contract from AdvanSix
MAIRE announced that Nextchem, through Stamicarbon, has secured a licensing and Process Design Package contract from US-based AdvanSix for a new urea-to-Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) plant in Virginia. The facility will feature a 700 STPD urea melt plant using NX STAMI Urea technology, with all output dedicated to DEF production to support rising demand driven by stricter emission norms.
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UAE’s first methanol plant gets $2 bn TA’ZIZ funding
TA’ZIZ has secured $2 billion (AED7.34 billion) in oversubscribed financing for the UAE’s first world-scale methanol plant in Al Ruwais, highlighting strong investor confidence in Abu Dhabi’s industrial strategy. Backed by 11 global lenders, the project is targeted for completion in 2028 and aims to strengthen domestic chemicals manufacturing and position the UAE as a global methanol hub.
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Must Read: Chanel's Next Métiers d'Art Show Is in Rome, Canali Appoints Creative Director
Plus, Zara denies infringing Jo Malone trademark.
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With Her First Solo Museum Show in the US, Widline Cadet Conjures Scenes She Can’t Quite Remember
In “Currents 40: Widline Cadet” at the Milwaukee Art Museum, the photographer presents a visual language that investigates what it means to live with a fractured sense of home scattered across place and time.
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Weekly Drop Watch: Chanel Beauty, Hill House Home, Ulla Johnson and More
Shop the best of this week’s fashion and beauty launches.
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YaYa Publicity Is Hiring A PR Coordinator – (NYC | In-Person)
YaYa Publicity is a fast-growing, jewelry-focused public relations agency representing a portfolio of fine and fashion jewelry brands.
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Inside FIT's 2026 Future of Fashion Runway Show
Eighty fashion design graduates showcased their final collections, offering a glimpse into the next generation of talent.
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UK–India textile machinery corridor launched in Mumbai
The British Textile Machinery Association and India ITME Society have launched the UK–India Textile Machinery Coalition (UKITMC) to strengthen bilateral collaboration in textile machinery, technology transfer and sustainable manufacturing. The platform will connect Indian mills with advanced UK machinery providers through trade forums, webinars and partnerships.
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US’ INDA opens abstract submissions for Hygienix 2026 event
INDA has invited abstracts for Hygienix 2026, set for November 16–19 in Houston, Texas. The conference will bring together professionals from the absorbent hygiene and personal care sectors to discuss innovations, sustainability, consumer trends, regulations, and material advances. Speakers will gain exposure among global manufacturers, suppliers, and decision-makers.
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US Upland, Pima cotton export sales weaken: USDA
US cotton export sales weakened in the week ended April 30, with both Upland and Pima cotton posting lower demand and shipments, according to USDA. Upland sales fell 24 per cent week on week to 123,300 RB, while Pima sales declined 47 per cent to 11,500 RB. Asian markets, led by Pakistan, India, Vietnam, and Bangladesh, continued to dominate US cotton buying activity.
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Savio Macchine Tessili to showcase flagship tech at ITM 2026
Savio Macchine Tessili will showcase Proxima Smartconer, Lybra Smartspinner and Phoenix at ITM Istanbul 2026 under the Vandewiele Group booth, highlighting automation, AI-powered connectivity and sustainable textile production. The technologies focus on energy efficiency, flexible spinning and winding, premium yarn quality, digital monitoring and lower processing costs for textile mills.
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Drewry WCI rebounds on additional carrier surcharges
The Drewry WCI rose 3.15 per cent to $2,286 per FEU for the week ended May 7, snapping a three-week decline. The increase was driven by higher freight rates on Transpacific routes after carriers-imposed Emergency Fuel Surcharges and Peak Season Surcharges. Asia–Europe rates remained largely stable, while carriers continued managing excess capacity through blank sailings and capacity cuts.
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ICE cotton declines further on improved US planting, acreage outlook
ICE cotton futures declined further as improved US planting progress and expectations of higher acreage pressured the market. The July 2026 contract settled at 83.05 cents per pound, down 1.25 cents. Faster planting pace, anticipated expansion in US cotton area, and profit booking weighed on sentiment despite supportive export demand and steady certified stock levels.
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Apparel’s AI shift: From pilot to plumbing
Apparel AI has shifted from pilot to plumbing. In Q1 2026, Levi’s, PVH, H&M, Inditex and Tapestry wired AI into core operations. Inditex inventory fell 2 per cent, Tapestry 4 per cent. India is the asymmetric winner as its apparel exports hit $15.99 billion (+10% YoY); Welspun targets 20 per cent AI productivity gains. Early movers may unlock 100-300 bps in margin.
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24 Travel Dresses for Every Summer Vacation Occasion
From what to wear on the trip itself to your beach club wardrobe, a good travel dress can see you through every part of your holiday.
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Eating This Refrigerator Staple Is an Easy Way To Strengthen Your Immune System
Experts break down why eggs—a simple, high-quality protein—are immunity-strengthening heroes, and the best ways to cook them.
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Get featured in Dezeen's digital guide to 3 Days of Design 2026
Dezeen Events Guide will create its annual guide to the 3 Days of Design festival, which takes place each year in Copenhagen. Running from 10 to 12 June, the festival celebrates its 13th edition by following the theme Make This Moment Matter. Hundreds of events are taking place across eight participating districts, including parties, product The post Get featured in Dezeen's digital guide to 3 Days of Design 2026 appeared first on Dezeen.
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SO-IL completes "clean, precise, audacious" Issey Miyake store in NYC
Brooklyn architecture studio SO-IL has transformed a cavernous space inside the neo-gothic New York Life building into a flagship store for Issey Miyake. The store on Madison Avenue provides a new home in Manhattan for the Japanese fashion brand, which held its previous Frank Gehry-designed location in Tribeca for 25 years. SO-IL co-founder Jing Liu The post SO-IL completes "clean, precise, audacious" Issey Miyake store in NYC appeared first on Dezeen.
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This Skin-Care Expert Thinks We Should All Be Getting More Treatments
For the latest edition of our video series "Face It," Miami-based aesthetician and "skin savant" Amy Peterson shares her beauty hot takes.
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The next textile boom won’t look like apparel
Textile profitability is shifting from commodity apparel towards technical, performance and smart fabrics. Buyers increasingly value certified durability, protection and performance over fashion-led differentiation alone. Suppliers able to deliver verifiable quality, regulatory alignment and scalable innovation are positioned to capture stronger margins and longer-term demand.
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US’ Unifi improves Q3 profitability despite lower sales
US-based Unifi Inc has reported improved Q3 FY26 profitability despite an 11.3 per cent YoY decline in net sales to $130 million. The gross profit rose to $9.1 million from a loss a year earlier, while net loss narrowed sharply to $2.3 million. Adjusted EBIT turned positive at $4 million, supported by cost reductions, operational optimisation and stronger Repreve product sales.
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US govt begins $166 bn global tariffs refunds
The Trump administration has begun refunding part of the $166 billion in global tariffs ruled unlawful by the US Supreme Court earlier this year. US Customs launched an online claims portal, with over 1.7 million import entries already in the refund process. The tariffs were originally introduced to address mounting US balance-of-payments deficits and rising trade imbalances.
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Apparel’s 2026 margin playbook: The great SKU diet
Apparel brands are replacing broad seasonal assortments with leaner, data-led inventory models focused on faster replenishment, and tighter SKU discipline. Mills and manufacturers must adapt to smaller, repeatable and quicker-turn orders rather than speculative bulk runs. The competitive edge is shifting from lowest cost sourcing to supply-chain responsiveness and inventory precision.
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US’ Steven Madden posts strong 18% revenue growth in Q1
Steven Madden has reported an 18 per cent YoY rise in Q1 FY26 revenue to $653.1 million, driven by strong demand for Steve Madden and Kurt Geiger brands. Net income rose to $71.8 million, while direct-to-consumer revenue surged 83.8 per cent. The company raised FY26 revenue guidance to 10-12 per cent growth and introduced diluted EPS guidance of $2.55-2.65.
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US Court of International Trade rules against Trump's 10% tariff
A US trade court has ruled that President Donald Trump’s latest 10-per cent temporary global duties are unjustified under a 1970s trade law. However, it blocked the levies only for two private importers and the Washington state. It declined to issue an injunction that blocks the tariffs for all importers, rejecting a request from 24 states, saying the states did not have standing to ask for that relief.
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DP6 and i29 balance old and new in overhaul of historic school in Utrecht
Dutch studios i29 and DP6 have overhauled a 20th-century school in the Netherlands, transforming it into a training institute for the Dutch Judiciary and Public Prosecution Service while honouring the building's original features. Named Courthouse Building H, the four-storey building in Utrecht has been restored to celebrate its historic character while being updated to host The post DP6 and i29 balance old and new in overhaul of historic school in Utrecht appeared first on Dezeen.
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Yokohama International Port Terminal "first major" parametric building
Continuing our parametricism series, we look at the futuristic Yokohama International Port Terminal designed by Foreign Office Architects, which was one of the first high-profile parametric buildings. Opened in 2002, Yokohama International Port Terminal was designed by Foreign Office Architects (FOA) at a time when computational design was gaining increasing prominence. The project was the The post Yokohama International Port Terminal "first major" parametric building appeared first on Dezeen.
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Addressed: Help, My Mother Keeps Giving Me Clothes I Don’t Want
Retail or hand-me-down, unwanted gifts from mom take up physical and emotional space. In honor of Mother's Day, we ask how to solve the problem.
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How Adidas won the super-shoe war
What was special about the shoes on the feet of the record-breaking runners at the recent London Marathon? Is the Met Gala an important design event, or just about money and celebrity? Listen to the latest episode of Dezeen Weekly now. And, why is a new addition to a 930-year-old French cathedral so controversial? In The post How Adidas won the super-shoe war appeared first on Dezeen.
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Kara Young for the Win
The charismatic actor sits down with Vogue to discuss leaping into “Proof,” her two starry films out this spring, and the Harlem story she can’t wait to tell.
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China loses 4% Canada apparel market share as western buyers diversify
Canada’s apparel sourcing is shifting as China’s share fell over 4 per cent to 25.5 per cent in January-February 2026, with exports dropping sharply. Bangladesh, Vietnam, and Cambodia gained share, while India saw a marginal rise. Total imports dipped to $1.71 billion. The trend reflects diversification amid cost pressures, geopolitics, and trade advantages for rival suppliers.
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South Korea’s apparel imports down to $3 bn, March sees sharper dip
South Korea’s apparel imports edged down 1.21 per cent to $3.02 billion in Q1 2026, with March imports dropping sharply by 11.9 per cent. Knitted imports rose slightly, while non-knitted declined. Textile exports also fell amid weak global demand and rising competition. The country continues to rely on garment imports while exporting fabrics and materials.
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Heirloom pendant light by Buoyant
Dezeen Showroom: cast glass, metal and leather meet in this handcrafted pendant light created by American designer Josh Neretin for his company Buoyant. The Heirloom pendant centres on a sculptural, cross-shaped piece of clear glass that hangs suspended in leather straps slung under a square-edged metal rod. Light shines from the bottom of the rod The post Heirloom pendant light by Buoyant appeared first on Dezeen.
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Is Haircare About to Become a Big Deal?
The global haircare category is forecasted to grow 24% by 2030, reaching £129 billion and on track to outpace makeup and fragrance.
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The Vogue Business Beauty Trend Tracker
Vogue Business brings you weekly exclusive data from Spate tracking historic growth across brands, trends and ingredients. Stay tuned as we spotlight a different beauty category each week.
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New orders in German manufacturing up 5% MoM in Mar 2026: Destatis
New orders in the German manufacturing sector were up by 5 per cent month on month (MoM) in March, provisional official figures show. When large-scale orders are excluded, new orders were 5.1 per cent higher MoM. Foreign orders were up by 5.6 per cent in March 2026, with orders from the euro area rising by 10.1 per cent and orders from outside the euro area increasing by 2.7 per cent MoM.
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"Looks like a stiff breeze could blow it all away" says commenter
In this week's comments update, readers are discussing a coastal home in Dungeness designed by Hollaway Studio. With the seaside location being a Site of Special Scientific Interest, construction was required to stick to strict guidelines, which echoed the footprint and mass of the site's previous building. "What a great site" The cottage's wood and The post "Looks like a stiff breeze could blow it all away" says commenter appeared first on Dezeen.
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The Scoop with Tekla’s Kristoffer Juhl: On Why the Home Is the New Luxury
This week’s Scoop is a cozy one. Kristoffer Juhl is the co-founder and managing director of Danish homeware brand Tekla, which you will know if you follow quiet luxury influencers on Instagram.
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India’s growth may moderate to 6.6% in FY27 amid global energy shocks
India's GDP growth is projected to moderate to 6.6 per cent in FY27 from 7.1 per cent estimated earlier, according to a joint report by S&P Global and Crisil. Energy and food security reforms are necessary to achieve the goal of a developed country by 2047, it noted. India should devise a comprehensive energy storage policy to create strategic buffers, the report, titled 'India Forward', said.
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Brazilian cotton export prices softened in Q1 despite higher volumes
Brazil’s cotton export prices fell to $1.53 per kg in Q1 2026 from $1.63 in 2025 despite strong shipment growth, highlighting increasing reliance on volume competitiveness. China remained the top buyer, while Vietnam, Bangladesh and Turkiye paid above-average prices. Expanding crop availability and shifting Asian sourcing strategies continue to strengthen Brazil’s role in global cotton trade.
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Eurozone manufacturing output and demand improve in April
Eurozone manufacturing strengthened in April, with PMI at a near four-year high, driven by rising output and new orders. However, growth was fuelled by precautionary stockpiling amid supply fears linked to geopolitical tensions. Supply delays, rising costs, and weakening optimism signal risks ahead. Despite stronger activity, job cuts continued, and inflation pressures surged.
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German research institute introduces low-carbon cellulose fibre yarn
The ‘InnoCell’ project by German Institutes of Textile and Fiber Research is developing sustainable cellulose staple-fibre yarns using the patented HighPerCell process. The closed-loop method uses recyclable ionic liquids and regional raw materials like beech wood, hemp, and flax to create soft, breathable textiles with a low environmental footprint.
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Gerold and Katia Schneider transform 17th-century Alpine lodge into wood-clad hotel
Untreated spruce was used to reconstruct parts of the Haus W lodge and boutique hotel in Zug, Austria, which features bespoke furniture, interior details by local craftspeople and a gridded wooden screen. Haus W, located in Austria's Alpine Lech region, was built in 1609 and is a traditional Walser house. Hoteliers Gerold and Katia Schneider, The post Gerold and Katia Schneider transform 17th-century Alpine lodge into wood-clad hotel appeared first on Dezeen.
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Design "has to touch more than one sense" say Villeroy & Boch and Ideal Standard
Bathroom design needs to move beyond static form to focus on sensory experience, says Sven Ullrich in this video interview produced by Dezeen for Villeroy & Boch and Ideal Standard. Ullrich, who is Villeroy & Boch Group executive vice president of product and marketing, described the brands' Design Continuum exhibition during Milan design week as The post Design "has to touch more than one sense" say Villeroy & Boch and Ideal Standard appeared first on Dezeen.
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"A passion for imperfection" defines Andrea Branzi lamp installation
Hotel group Rosewood unveiled an installation centred on the work of late Italian designer Andrea Branzi during Milan design week, bringing together a series of his signature lamps alongside contemporary artworks. Titled Objects that Speak, the exhibition marked the brand's debut at the festival. The installation traced Rosewood's approach to design through a focus on The post "A passion for imperfection" defines Andrea Branzi lamp installation appeared first on Dezeen.
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Australian Fashion Week Cheat Sheet
For its second year under the Australian Fashion Council, AFW has a new home in Sydney’s Museum of Contemporary Art. Here’s what to expect.
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The Coolest Ski Destination in the West Is in New Mexico
At the hidden gem ski resort of Taos, New Mexico, the martinis grow on trees.
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Big Blooms and Bigger Hats: Inside Central Park’s 44th Annual Hat Luncheon
Raising a record-breaking amount of money for New York City’s “backyard,” the Women’s Committee of the Central Park Conservancy met in their most fabulous floral fascinators.
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Writer Carmen Maria Machado Turns Curator for a Subversive New Show in New York
“It’s not me coming at it from the perspective of an art historian or something, it’s more me asking, What is my creative response to this work?” says Machado of “The Object of Power is Power,” an exhibition of the work of Rocío García.
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Patricia Voto’s Upper East Side Showroom Feels Like a Dream Apartment—Because It Is
Designer Patricia Voto has spent the past five years shaping her One/Of showroom into a richly layered, fabric-filled world, now reimagined with Studio DB’s Britt Zunino.
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The 2026 Met Gala by the Numbers
This year’s Met Gala coverage beat global records for views, site traffic, and social engagement across Vogue channels.
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The RealReal Wants to Manage Your Closet Like an Asset Portfolio
CEO Rati Sahi Levesque breaks down the platform’s new AI-driven asset management feature, MyCloset.
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Ten design studios debuting furniture and lighting at ICFF
Promotion: a handful of North American designers and studios are set to debut their latest products during the International Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York City this May. New launches in lighting, furniture and objects will be presented at Look Book during this year's International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF). ICFF will also present a wide The post Ten design studios debuting furniture and lighting at ICFF appeared first on Dezeen.
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Borouge 4 to double XLPE output with new UAE plant launch
Borouge Plc will deliver the first batch of XLPE materials from its Borouge 4 expansion project this quarter, adding 100,000 tonnes of annual capacity and doubling total XLPE output to nearly 200,000 tonnes. The company aims to support rising demand for high-voltage cable materials used in energy infrastructure, grid expansion and data centres across Asia and the Middle East.
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Deepak Chem Tech, Praxair India sign HyCO plant pact in Gujarat
Deepak Chem Tech Limited (DCTL), a wholly owned subsidiary of Deepak Nitrite, has signed a long-term agreement with Praxair India, a Linde company, to build an on-site HyCO plant at Dahej, Gujarat. The facility will supply critical feedstocks for DCTL’s upcoming polycarbonate project and is expected to support supply reliability, scalability and operational efficiency.
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India’s manufacturing growth positive amid rising input costs: FICCI
Amidst rising input costs, the latest FICCI manufacturing survey shows a positive growth sentiment for Indian manufacturing in Q4 FY26. Such optimism was also evident in domestic demand, as 89 per cent of respondents anticipated higher or same orders in Q4 FY26 compared to the previous quarter. The only impact seen was in capacity utilisation, which saw a little dip vis-a-vis the previous quarter.
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Inside F1 Miami’s Star-Studded Soirées, Paddock Suites, and Pop-Ups
Formula 1 Miami was once again a convergence of pop culture, sports, and entertainment—bringing together tastemakers, motorsport enthusiasts, and familiar fashion faces for a social calendar that rivaled the race itself.
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Atelier Carle creates "unconventional layout" for hemlock-clad Quebec house
Montreal-based studio Atelier Carle has completed a mountainside house with wood and board-formed concrete finishes in Quebec. Known as SONO Residence, the 214-square metre (2,300-square-foot) project was completed in 2025 in Wentworth-North. Atelier Carle founder Alain Carle said that the design was born from its context, and that its form was derived from "a colliding" The post Atelier Carle creates "unconventional layout" for hemlock-clad Quebec house appeared first on Dezeen.
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US’ Carter’s sees 4th straight quarter of retail sales growth in Q1
Carter’s has reported an 8.1 per cent rise in Q1 FY26 net sales to $681.1 million, driven by strong demand across retail, wholesale, and international channels. US retail comparable sales rose 10.5 per cent. Operating margin improved slightly to 4.2 per cent, though profitability was pressured by tariffs and inflation. For FY26, it projects low single-digit to mid-single-digit growth in net sales.
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The Delano—One of Miami Beach’s Most Legendary Hotels—Is Back in Business
The Magic City’s Delano Hotel—now known as Delano Miami Beach—reopens this week after a six-year closure.
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Dezeen Agenda features double-decker elevators for Seattle's Space Needle
The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features glass lifts designed by Olson Kundig for Seattle's Space Needle. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now. Olson Kundig and Otis Elevators have added all-glass double-decker elevators to the exposed core of Seattle's Space Needle as part of its ongoing renovation. This week's newsletter also included a The post Dezeen Agenda features double-decker elevators for Seattle's Space Needle appeared first on Dezeen.
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Why, in My Mid-40s, I Suddenly Want a Wedding
Determined throughout her adult life never to marry, writer Eva Wiseman explains why, in her mid-40s, she suddenly wanted a wedding.
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One Brand—With an Eyebrow-Raising Name—Has Become a Celebrity Go-To
Matières Fécales is rapidly gaining traction on the red carpet, counting Zendaya, Lady Gaga, and Sarah Paulson as fans of the French label.
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North India cotton yarn prices rise in Ludhiana amid export demand
North India’s cotton yarn market showed a mixed trend as Ludhiana yarn prices surged by ₹15 per kg due to higher mill rates and strong export demand from Bangladesh and Vietnam. Delhi yarn prices remained steady after earlier gains, while Panipat recycled yarn stayed stable amid cautious buying. Cotton prices in North India also held firm after rising nearly 8 per cent over the past week.
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Naphtha rebounds 15% from April lows to $1.063/kg
Naphtha prices rebounded nearly 15 per cent from the April 21 low of $0.925/kg to $1.063/kg by May 6, supported by WTI crude recovering above $100 per barrel. However, a sharp divergence on May 4, when naphtha fell despite higher crude, highlighted fragile downstream demand. Acrylic staple fibre remained stable near $2.45/kg amid cautious buying and geopolitical uncertainty.
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AMANN partners Resortecs on dissolvable sewing threads
AMANN Group has partnered with Belgium’s Resortecs to industrialise heat-dissolvable Smart Stitch sewing threads, enabling automatic garment disassembly and high-grade textile recycling at scale. The collaboration advances design-for-disassembly in fashion, while AMANN also introduced biodegradable AeoniQ Fil and other sustainable thread innovations at Texprocess 2026.
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Field Studies Flora’s Alex Crowder Launches a Line of Gardening Tools Designed for Everyone
The floral artist, whose playful work has seen her collaborate with MoMA and Roman and Williams, wants to share her philosophy of sourcing flowers seasonally and locally with the world.
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UK brand Ted Baker opens new boutique at Selfridges Trafford Centre
Ted Baker has opened a new boutique-style shop-in-shop at Selfridges Manchester Trafford, strengthening its presence in premium retail destinations through an immersive in-store concept inspired by British summer storytelling. The space blends occasionwear, heritage-inspired prints and contemporary silhouettes, supported by high-impact visual displays and experiential design.
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US’ Old Navy teams with Paris & Kathy Hilton for summer launch
Paris Hilton leads Old Navy’s new “It’s Old Navy” summer campaign alongside Kathy Hilton, Ciara Miller, Rob Rausch, Erin Miller and Eric Sedeño in a nostalgic backyard BBQ and pool party setting. Featuring Paris’ hit song “Stars Are Blind,” the campaign highlights affordable summer fashion, including denim, fleece, tees and the iconic Old Navy flag tee with vintage-inspired detailing.
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H&M debuts on Nordstrom for its first curated marketplace launch in US
H&M’s entry into Nordstrom Marketplace signals a strategic shift towards curated digital retail, enhancing accessibility and brand visibility in the US. The move aligns with evolving consumer shopping habits, leveraging Nordstrom’s service ecosystem while enabling H&M to reach new audiences and strengthen omnichannel engagement through a controlled, curated assortment.
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Montreal designer turn pews into design objects to mark convent's conversion
As part of a larger reuse project of a former convent in Montreal, curatorial collective Nouveau Milieu has commissioned design objects repurposed from the pews, which were showcased during Montreal Design Week. Fourteen designers took part in the Matière Sensible exhibition, crafting furniture, decor, and conceptual works from reused pews from the Convent of the The post Montreal designer turn pews into design objects to mark convent's conversion appeared first on Dezeen.
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India’s Raymond Lifestyle's FY26 income tops $743 mn for 1st time
Raymond Lifestyle Limited has reported record FY26 performance, with total income rising 11 per cent YoY to ₹7,034 crore (~$746.87 million) and EBITDA increasing 23 per cent to ₹804 crore (~$85.37 million). Q4 income grew 15 per cent, driven by strong demand across branded textiles, apparel, and garmenting. The company highlighted benefits from the US-India trade deal.
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Solange Knowles and Angela Bassett Were Honored at the Schomburg Center's Centennial Gala
The Schomburg Center turned 100, with an awards ceremony honoring Angela Bassett, Solange Knowles, Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Nikole Hannah-Jones, and Edwidge Danticat.
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Pale Pink Jeans Are the Spring Denim Trend Everyone’s Loving
The spring denim trend you didn’t know you needed? Pale pink jeans. Here’s how to style them like a Vogue editor.
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ZGF Architects designs stealth-informed Navy SEAL Museum for San Diego
American studio ZGF Architects has revealed designs for an angular Navy SEAL Museum on the harbourfront of San Diego, USA, meant to evoke the site and contemporary martial qualities. The studio's design connects the residential Lane Field Park neighbourhood with the waterfront esplanades of San Diego, California. Its design features metallic volumes and strict geometries The post ZGF Architects designs stealth-informed Navy SEAL Museum for San Diego appeared first on Dezeen.
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Must Read: Big Tech Wore Indie Designers to the Met Gala, James Murdoch Is Reportedly in Talks to Buy 'New York' Magazine
Plus, Hailey Bieber stars in Alaïa's latest campaign.
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The Artist Who Turned Kim Kardashian Into a Living Sculpture Has an Exhibition in Paris
Go insides Paris’s Sceners Gallery, where Allen Jones, the artist responsible for Kim Kardashian’s Met Gala look, is exhibiting his work.
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Macro implications of Iran war on India differs from COVID-19: ICRA
Unlike the COVID-19 pandemic, which had affected demand and disrupted supply for an extended period in India, the Middle East crisis has manifested mainly as a supply shock, pushing up energy prices and input costs, even as domestic demand has been relatively resilient, ICRA said. While India has shielded consumers from the sharp rise in global energy prices so far, this may not be sustainable.
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OTB Group & Google Cloud launch AI-powered virtual try-on experiences
OTB Group has partnered with Google Cloud to introduce AI-powered virtual try-on experiences for Diesel and Jil Sander across the US and Europe. Using Google Cloud’s Gemini AI platform, the initiative enables hyper-personalised styling, realistic fitting previews, AI image editing and video generation, helping brands strengthen omnichannel engagement and enhance luxury retail clienteling globally.
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Germany’s Hugo Boss’ Q1 hit by brand realignment, sales down
Hugo Boss has reported a subdued start to 2026 as strategic realignment weighed on performance. Q1 sales fell 6 per cent, while EBIT and earnings declined. The company cited macroeconomic and geopolitical pressures, including Middle East tensions. Despite this, gross margins improved and cash flow strengthened. Hugo Boss reaffirmed its 2026 outlook, expecting sales decline.
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How Luggage Label Db Turned “Douchebags” Into LVMH Investment
The Norwegian company aims to become the luggage of choice for the creative industries, bolstered by funding from LVMH Luxury Ventures.
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Brightening, Concealing, and Hydrating—Tinted Eye Creams Do It All
Eye creams have gotten an upgrade, and now come with tinted shades. Here’s everything you need to know about the latest skincare and makeup hybrid that veils dark circles, crow’s feet, and more.
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Tapestry Revenues Rise 19% in Q3, Boosted By Coach and China
The company raised its full-year outlook again, after another quarter of strong growth from Gen Z favorite Coach.
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Austria’s Lenzing returns to profit in Q1 2026 amid market volatility
Lenzing Group has returned to profitability in Q1 2026 with net profit of €24 million (~$28.32 million) after three loss-making quarters in 2025. EBITDA stood at €116.3 million (~$137.23 million), supported by pricing measures, cost controls and one-off gains, while free cash flow improved to €33.8 million. Revenue declined 10.8 per cent YoY to €615.7 million (~$726.53 million).
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Love All Tennis: A Tennis Apparel Brand For On- and Off-Court Style
The label's designs merge retro aesthetics with modern performance.
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32 Best Airbnbs in Paris 2026 for a Stylish Sojourn in the City of Light
Searching for the best airbnbs in Paris? Consider this list of our favorites, from an apartment with views of the Eiffel Tower to an artist’s studio.
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At Gruene Hall, Kacey Musgraves and The Mariachi Brothers Were a Match Made in (Texan) Heaven
For a three-night residency in New Braunfels, Texas, celebrating “Middle of Nowhere,” Musgraves underscored the deep cultural connection between Texas and Mexico with a special supporting act.
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In Venice, Chanel’s Next Prize Dinner Celebrated Ten Artists of Tomorrow
Hosted by Yana Peel, president of arts, culture, and heritage at Chanel, the dinner honored the 2026 Chanel Next Prize laureates: ten young artists boldly redrawing the boundaries of their disciplines, each accompanied by a rather persuasive €100,000 vote of confidence.
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Rise A armchair by Parla
Dezeen Showroom: rounded forms and slender outlines make up Turkish furniture brand Parla's Rise A armchair, the product of synergy between designer and maker. The Rise A armchair is designed for comfort and versatility, with a construction that is suitable for both indoors and outdoors and plush cushioning that lets sitters sink into deep rest. The post Rise A armchair by Parla appeared first on Dezeen.
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Kate Middleton Still Turns to the Designer Behind Her Most Risqué Duchess-Era Looks
Roland Mouret is renowned in British fashion—he’s also the only person to have successfully persuaded Catherine, Princess of Wales to push (gently) against royal protocol.
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SCAD's New Luxury Boutique Puts Student Designers Front and Center
Collegiate designers are stocked alongside notable SCAD alumni such as Kate Barton and Christopher John Rogers.
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India, Vietnam to take bilateral trade value to $25 bn by 2030
India and Vietnam have agreed to elevate bilateral ties to Enhanced Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and take bilateral trade to $25 billion by 2030. Vietnamese President To Lam is on a state visit to India. Both sides will facilitate market access and enhance supply chains. An MoU was signed between the central banks of both sides on cooperation in payment systems and innovation in digital payments.
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Global value chains boost APAC growth, but gains uneven in region: ADB
Greater specialisation in the stages of global production has helped Asia and the Pacific achieve economic growth, create jobs and reduce poverty over the past quarter century, according to the ADB Asian Development Policy Report 2026. Some economies have become deeply embedded in regional and global production networks, occupying central positions that allow them to capture significant value addition.
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OLAF, Polish & Spanish customs seize textiles illegally diverted to EU
The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) has supported a coordinated customs operation with Polish and Spanish customs that led to the seizure of several containers of textiles suspected of being diverted onto the EU grey market instead of being exported to Africa as declared. Polish customs authorities seized three containers loaded with almost 70 tonnes of textiles.
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UK retailers urge govt to tackle rising costs amid Middle East crisis
The British Retail Consortium has called on the government to act on soaring domestic policy costs as a poll shows four in five citizens fear the Middle East conflict will push up food prices. Seventy-three per cent expect the government to raise the price of other products. Meanwhile, 81 per cent are worried about rising energy bills, 76 per cent about petrol and diesel, and 68 per cent about tax hikes.
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Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton Have Differing Takes on Casual Date Night Dressing
New couple Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton shared a special moment seeing “The Fear of 13” on Broadway, Kim’s first production credit.
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UK’s Next boosts FY27 profit forecast on strong online demand
Next plc has raised its FY27 profit guidance after stronger-than-expected Q1 trading, driven by robust online and international sales. Full-price sales rose 6.2 per cent YoY in Q1, exceeding forecasts, while FY27 PBT guidance increased to £1.22 billion (~$1.65 billion). Despite Middle East-related logistics disruptions and higher freight and energy costs.
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The Vogue Business TikTok Trend Tracker
Vogue Business brings you weekly exclusive data from TikTok, unpacking the latest creators and biggest trends sweeping its Gen Z user base.
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10 Mini Short Outfits I’m Wearing for Summer 2026
From vintage terry cloth pairs to silky lace-trimmed styles, here are 10 mini short outfits I’m wearing for summer 2026.
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Synflux Wins the 2026 Trailblazer Award
Selected by Global Fashion Agenda, PDS, and a slew of brand leaders, the three finalists represent the future of sustainability innovation in fashion.
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Nigerian Senate seeks textile industry revival to boost jobs
The Nigerian Senate recently moved a resolution urging the government to take immediate steps to revive Nigeria’s textile industry, with particular attention to the Kaduna-Kano axis. The sector had become the weakest segment of Nigeria’s industrial economy, with no new investments and heavy reliance on imports to meet over 40 per cent of domestic demand, lawmakers lamented.
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Rever & Drage extends smallholding in Norway with stepped barn-like volume
Architecture studio Rever & Drage has expanded a cluster of rural buildings in Norway, adding a barn-like form that steps up a sloping, rocky site. Named Smallholding at Nesjestranda, the site was already home to a group of three buildings: a red barn, a guest annexe and a white home, to which the new extension The post Rever & Drage extends smallholding in Norway with stepped barn-like volume appeared first on Dezeen.
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Coty Revenues Fall 7% in Q3
Sales in the company’s prestige category decreased 5% in the third quarter of 2026.
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"I'm not happy" with how fast parametricism is being adopted says Patrik Schumacher
Despite it being adopted more slowly than he anticipated, Patrik Schumacher believes parametricism will still become a universal architectural style, he tells Dezeen in this interview. Almost two decades have passed since Zaha Hadid Architects principal Schumacher coined parametricism as a term at the 2008 Venice Architecture Biennale. At the time, he declared parametricism "the great The post "I'm not happy" with how fast parametricism is being adopted says Patrik Schumacher appeared first on Dezeen.
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Larger Than Life, the Work of Helen Frankenthaler Takes Over Gagosian
“Helen Frankenthaler: The Moment and the Distance” is on view at Gagosian, 522 West 21st Street in New York City, through July 2.
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‘It’s a Proud Moment’: Stella McCartney on Returning to Collaborate With H&M, 20 Years Later
The designer shares a first look at her new H&M collection—which has been almost entirely designed using organic, recycled, and next-gen sustainable fabrics—with Vogue.
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Bessette’s Spring Drop Spotlights Leset’s Beloved Essentials, Exclusively for Vogue
Shop easy layering pieces and effortlessly cool wardrobe staples.—exclusively on Bessette for Vogue.
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The Best Zara New Arrivals to Shop for Spring 2026 | Vogue
Funnel-neck outerwear, slip skirts, and lace-trimmed shorts are a few of the best Zara new arrival finds we’re eyeing this week.
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Billie Eilish and Nat Wolff Hit Hard Launch With Their Red Carpet Debut
After months of rumors, Billie Eilish and Nat Wolff officially introduced themselves as a couple at the pop star’s concert movie premiere in Los Angeles.
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Canopy freestanding workstations by Gensler for KFI Studios
Dezeen Showroom: architecture studio Gensler worked with US furniture brand KFI Studios to produce this sheltered workstation for modern offices. Canopy is a freestanding workstation developed by Gensler's product design team to give people privacy and control in the midst of open offices while bringing a modern and refined aesthetic. It incorporates a height-adjustable desk for The post Canopy freestanding workstations by Gensler for KFI Studios appeared first on Dezeen.
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On the Podcast: A Mother’s Day Special With Candice Bergen
On this Thursday’s episode of “The Run-Through,” Chloe is joined by her mom, Candice Bergen, to talk about life, work, and motherhood.
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Bangladesh inflation rises to 9.04% in April amid higher fuel costs
Bangladesh’s inflation rose to 9.04 per cent in April 2026 from 8.71 per cent in March, driven by higher fuel and transport expenses that continued to strain household budgets. Inflation increased across both rural and urban areas amid rising global energy prices and supply disruptions linked to the Iran conflict, highlighting persistent cost pressures across the economy.
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Sri Lankan garment exports down 8% to $1.1 bn in Q1 2026
Sri Lanka’s garment exports fell 8.2 per cent YoY to $1.18 billion in Q1 2026, while textiles and other textile articles also declined. March exports dropped 11 per cent, reflecting weak demand. Despite this, textiles and apparel made up 47.2 per cent of industrial exports. Imports rose modestly, while full-year 2025 exports had shown growth.
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Earl of East founders reveal how to bring personality to a rental home
Following the release of Home for Now: Living Well Without Staying Long, a book spotlighting interior design for rental homes, authors Paul Firmin and Niko Dafkos talk Dezeen through eight of the most inspiring examples. As founders of Earl of East, a London-based lifestyle brand specialising in scent products, Firmin and Dafkos wanted to show The post Earl of East founders reveal how to bring personality to a rental home appeared first on Dezeen.
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Nobody Loves a Jaunty Sock More Than Billie Eilish
Billie Eilish celebrated the premiere of “Hit Me Hard & Soft: The Tour” in a pair of striped socks—and with Nat Wolff on her arm.
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Turkiye’s DEIK, Lithuania’s ALCCIC sign MoU for trade cooperation
The Foreign Economic Relations Board of Turkiye and the Association of Lithuanian Chambers of Commerce, Industry and Crafts have signed an MoU to strengthen existing cooperation between the two countries. At the second session of the Lithuania-Turkiye Joint Economic and Trade Committee in Istanbul, both sides signed a cooperation agreement as well covering trade, investment, industry and innovation.
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Brazil cotton hits multi-month high amid firm global prices
Brazil’s cotton prices are rising, with the CEPEA/ESALQ Index hitting its highest level since July 2025, driven by firm global prices, seller resistance and higher oil values. Spot trade remains limited as buyers struggle to pass on costs. Exports crossed 2.6 million tonnes this season, while 12-month shipments hit a record 3.09 million tonnes.
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Young designers show paper glasses and aluminium-foam lightbulbs in Milan
Emerging designers explored sustainability and everyday designs for the Shared Matter exhibition at Milan design week, which had a focus on international collaboration. On show inside the pastel-blue gallery of Spaziovento in Milan's central Brera district, Shared Matter opened with a ceiling-hung installation of the Re27 lightbulb by Paris and Lausanne-based Iiode. Made partly out The post Young designers show paper glasses and aluminium-foam lightbulbs in Milan appeared first on Dezeen.
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Kylie Jenner Does Knicks Team Colors Her Way—Birkin Included
Just days after the 2026 Met Gala, Kylie Jenner joined Timothée Chalamet to cheer on the New York Knicks, toting a blue Birkin and in orange Miu Miu mules.
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Selena Gomez Co-Signs the Return of This Vintage Dress Detail
Beads have been making a comeback on the red carpet—Selena Gomez tries the Art Deco-indebted trend at the “Marty, Life is Short” premiere.
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Elisa Ossino and Malini Doshi named Dezeen Awards 2026 judges
Architect Malini Doshi, interior designer Elisa Ossino and designers Lucas Muñoz and Mario Tsai have joined the judging panel for Dezeen Awards 2026. Dezeen Awards, in partnership with Trimble, is searching for the world's best architecture, interiors and design. There are fewer than three weeks left until entries close! Submit your projects by 23:59 London The post Elisa Ossino and Malini Doshi named Dezeen Awards 2026 judges appeared first on Dezeen.
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Understanding Luxury in Germany
Germany is Europe’s biggest economy, but one of its most misunderstood luxury markets. From fragmented cities to value-driven consumers, this guide breaks down what brands need to know to succeed.
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The Middle East Is Shopping Local. What Does That Mean for Luxury?
A powerful shift is underway as regional brands move from niche players to central cultural forces.
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Fashion’s Complicated Poly Relationship
Whether it’s comments from rapper Fakemink, shade from fashion Twitter, or mounting environmental damage, polyester has become a pariah in the style world. But are we wearing more than we realize?
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Vitra and Konstantin Grcic's Scout is "dynamic tool" for today's work and learning environments"
Promotion: embracing a "beta mindset", Swiss furniture brand Vitra and German industrial designer Konstantin Grcic have released a new flexible table system for offices or educational settings named Scout. Scout's beta philosophy values evolution over flawlessness, and shuns perfection in favour of the dynamism of change and development. "Today's world is defined by uncertainty, which The post Vitra and Konstantin Grcic's Scout is "dynamic tool" for today's work and learning environments" appeared first on Dezeen.
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Hairstyles With Bangs for Women Over 50
Bangs can highlight the eyes, soften the face, and more. Here, celebrity hairstylists Naeemah LaFond and Clayton Hawkins break down the hairstyles with bangs for women over 50 that women actually want.
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Nicole Kidman on How She Prepped for the 2026 Met Gala
The actor and Met Gala co-chair talked to Vogue about how she got that incredible red carpet glow.
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How Emma Beiles Howie Became the Go-To Photographer to Get the Pre-Party Outfit Shot
Even at 14-years-old, Emma Beiles Howie had an eye for immortalizing someone at their best. Back then, she was photographing her little sisters at home in Colorado. These days, she’s on speed dial to capture the quintessential GRWM—get ready with me—shot.
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Why Big Tech Wore Indie Designers to the Met Gala
At the 2026 Met Gala, the tech millionaires and billionaires swapped big luxury for independent brands like Kallmeyer, Kartik Research and Conner Ives.
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“Madonna Has Chosen You”—How One Model Joined Madonna on the 2026 Met Gala Carpet
“Celebrity is sort of like Mount Olympus,” says model Charlie Nishimura, who joined the singer on the Met Gala carpet. “Madonna’s still a queen there, and we’re just her nymphs.”
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How an Independent Designer Gets Ready for the Met Gala
Watch as New York-based designer Grace Ling gets ready for fashion's biggest night.
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Changes in architecture degree classification may "push students out of the profession" says AIA
The American Institute of Architects has released a statement criticising the federal government's exclusion of architecture as a professional degree, which it says may discourage students from becoming architects. Late last year, under the One Big Beautiful Bill, the advanced architecture degrees Master and Doctor of Architecture (M Arch and D Arch) were classified as The post Changes in architecture degree classification may "push students out of the profession" says AIA appeared first on Dezeen.
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Tongues! ’Tinis! Gracie Abrams Photographs the 2026 Met Gala
Gracie Abrams was Vogue’s intrepid reporter inside the 2026 Met Gala, capturing the “Heated Rivalry” boys, Sabrina Carpenter’s performance. and the menu on film.
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The Black Beauty Club Is Turning a Block Party Into a Shopping and Discovery Experience
The organization is launching Beauty on the Block, an in-person event merging commerce, culture, discovery and community.
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La La Anthony Held Down the Red-Carpet Livestream in Custom Wiederhoeft at the 2026 Met Gala
“I wanted my look to feel like a piece of art that you could literally hang up on a wall. For me, that meant focusing on the details,” said Anthony.
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Are Fashion Students Designing for the Algorithm?
Fashion school educators and students discuss the role social media now plays in curricula and creative processes.
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In-Person Brand Events Are So Back, According to New Report
But getting IRL activations right requires strategic guest lists and authentic experiences.
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Vestirsi: A Handbag Line Designed in Australia and Made in Italy
The brand offers considered, quality leather goods at an attainable price point.
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The Best Dressed Stars at the 2026 Met Gala
See the most successful interpretations of the "Fashion Is Art" theme.
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Indie Designers Had a Strong Showing on the 2026 Met Gala Red Carpet
And yes, they were on theme.
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Nerdeen Kiswani, Leqaa Kordia, and Mahmoud Khalil at One Table
You’ve seen these names in headlines. What you haven’t seen, at least not fully, is the cost of becoming one. From detention to harassment to political targeting, the experiences of Leqaa Kordia, Nerdeen Kiswani, and Mahmoud Khalil reflect a broader reality: justice is not treated as a principle, but as a risk. These were among...
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New York City Officially Recognizes a Decade of Muslim Women’s Voices
What first began as a teen blog in a bedroom in New Jersey has now marked the tenth annual global campaign of Muslim Women’s Day. This year, Muslim Girl was honored with an official proclamation by New York City, signaling a full-circle moment as a once youth-driven act of rebellion has evolved into a formidable...
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Muslim Women’s Day: The Next Decade For Muslim Women, Media and Power
A decade ago, Muslim Women’s Day was created in response to the Muslim Ban. It turned invisible frustration into a visible moment vocalizing what had long been true: Muslim women are spoken about, legislated against, and represented, often without ever being heard. Ten years later, the landscape looks different: Muslim women are visible across media,...
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33 Questions: Lina Hadid
Lina Hadid defines the conscientious it girl. Known for customizing her wardrobe with the “Free Palestine” tag, she is auctioning a closet of luxury fashion pieces at a high-profile fundraiser in London to raise money for Healthcare Workers 4 Palestine. In 33 Questions, Lina goes on the record about the power of art and fashion...
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33 Questions: Kaouther Ben Hania
The voice behind Hind Rajab’s story can never be neutral. Muslim Girl convened an intimate gathering at SAA Brooklyn during the director’s first visit to New York following her Academy Award nomination. Invited guests viewed the film and entered into conversation with Kaouther over cultural drinks and desserts provided by Moka&Co.. In 33 Questions, Kaouther Ben Hania goes...
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Inside the Women’s Section With Zohran Mamdani
On the first day of 2026, Zohran Mamdani made history as the city’s first Muslim mayor. For weeks after he won the election, he committed to visiting different mosques across New York City every Friday. This time was different. Muslim Girl accompanied Zohran as he went where no male politician has gone before: the women’s...
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Lina Khan on Big Tech, Affordability, and What New Yorkers Really Want
On a quiet day at the Museum of the Moving Image, New Yorkers lined up not to be spoken to, but to be heard. The gathering, hosted by newly-elected Mayor Zohran Mamdani, was intentionally simple: individual residents, face-to-face with members of the incoming administration, sharing what life in this city actually feels like right now, and what they...
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How Plestia Alaqad’s Gaza Diary Became A Bestseller
Plestia Alaqad’s weapon of choice? Her pen. By all accounts, Plestia is a normal 23-year-old Muslim girl learning about life, love and growing into herself — except for one thing: she has lived her entire life under occupation, and now she has survived a genocide. Since the start, Plestia sought refuge in her journal by...
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Defying The Digital Assault on Our Voices
This October 7 marks a critical crossroads in history. Two years later, the violence has not only escalated abroad, but reached us here at home in the form of an unprecedented assault on our most basic right: the right to speak. Charlie Kirk — a literal white supremacist — was assassinated only several weeks ago,...
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