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Fashion Network
22-07-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Shaftesbury Capital signs Charlotte Tilbury in latest addition to Carnaby Street
High-end beauty brand Charlotte Tilbury is set to join London Soho's latest line-up of newcomers later this year, opening an anchor gateway unit on globally-renowned Carnaby Street. Spanning 4,200 sq ft, the unit will be located at one of the busiest entrance points to Carnaby Street, giving the brand 'a huge presence at the top of the iconic shopping destination', says operator Shaftesbury Capital. And continuing the location's fresh appeal, it joins recent arrivals PureSeoul, Tala, and Farm Rio and pop-ups for emerging brands De La Vali and Speltham. Charlotte Tilbury has already made a significant impact on Shaftesbury Capital's West End portfolio, with the recent opening of its upsized flagship store in Covent Garden, which tripled in size at the end of last year. Founder Charlotte Tilbury herself, who's also its president, chairwoman and chief creative officer, said: 'London's limitless spirit of creativity and self-expression is so inspiring! From the early days of my career as a make-up artist setting beauty trends at the seminal shows of London Fashion Week through to launching my first ever counter at Selfridges -- the city has played such an integral part in my career. It's the city where I opened my first ever Beauty Wonderland, and Covent Garden is now home to my biggest flagship store – it's an innovative, immersive hub of beauty education, expertise and artistry, a re-imagining of the customer experience.' William Oliver, director of Retail & Restaurant Leasing at Shaftesbury Capital, added: 'Charlotte Tilbury is theatrical and immersive, something that mirrors the foundation and heritage of Carnaby Street, and its global appeal and innovative approach are the qualities we look for, to ensure we deliver the elevated retail experience people have come to expect here.'
Fashion Network
22-07-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Shaftesbury Capital signs Charlotte Tilbury in latest addition to Carnaby Street
High-end beauty brand Charlotte Tilbury is set to join London Soho's latest line-up of newcomers later this year, opening an anchor gateway unit on globally-renowned Carnaby Street. Spanning 4,200 sq ft, the unit will be located at one of the busiest entrance points to Carnaby Street, giving the brand 'a huge presence at the top of the iconic shopping destination', says operator Shaftesbury Capital. And continuing the location's fresh appeal, it joins recent arrivals PureSeoul, Tala, and Farm Rio and pop-ups for emerging brands De La Vali and Speltham. Charlotte Tilbury has already made a significant impact on Shaftesbury Capital's West End portfolio, with the recent opening of its upsized flagship store in Covent Garden, which tripled in size at the end of last year. Founder Charlotte Tilbury herself, who's also its president, chairwoman and chief creative officer, said: 'London's limitless spirit of creativity and self-expression is so inspiring! From the early days of my career as a make-up artist setting beauty trends at the seminal shows of London Fashion Week through to launching my first ever counter at Selfridges -- the city has played such an integral part in my career. It's the city where I opened my first ever Beauty Wonderland, and Covent Garden is now home to my biggest flagship store – it's an innovative, immersive hub of beauty education, expertise and artistry, a re-imagining of the customer experience.' William Oliver, director of Retail & Restaurant Leasing at Shaftesbury Capital, added: 'Charlotte Tilbury is theatrical and immersive, something that mirrors the foundation and heritage of Carnaby Street, and its global appeal and innovative approach are the qualities we look for, to ensure we deliver the elevated retail experience people have come to expect here.'
Fashion Network
22-07-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Shaftesbury Capital signs Charlotte Tilbury in latest addition to Carnaby Street
High-end beauty brand Charlotte Tilbury is set to join London Soho's latest line-up of newcomers later this year, opening an anchor gateway unit on globally-renowned Carnaby Street. Spanning 4,200 sq ft, the unit will be located at one of the busiest entrance points to Carnaby Street, giving the brand 'a huge presence at the top of the iconic shopping destination', says operator Shaftesbury Capital. And continuing the location's fresh appeal, it joins recent arrivals PureSeoul, Tala, and Farm Rio and pop-ups for emerging brands De La Vali and Speltham. Charlotte Tilbury has already made a significant impact on Shaftesbury Capital's West End portfolio, with the recent opening of its upsized flagship store in Covent Garden, which tripled in size at the end of last year. Founder Charlotte Tilbury herself, who's also its president, chairwoman and chief creative officer, said: 'London's limitless spirit of creativity and self-expression is so inspiring! From the early days of my career as a make-up artist setting beauty trends at the seminal shows of London Fashion Week through to launching my first ever counter at Selfridges -- the city has played such an integral part in my career. It's the city where I opened my first ever Beauty Wonderland, and Covent Garden is now home to my biggest flagship store – it's an innovative, immersive hub of beauty education, expertise and artistry, a re-imagining of the customer experience.' William Oliver, director of Retail & Restaurant Leasing at Shaftesbury Capital, added: 'Charlotte Tilbury is theatrical and immersive, something that mirrors the foundation and heritage of Carnaby Street, and its global appeal and innovative approach are the qualities we look for, to ensure we deliver the elevated retail experience people have come to expect here.'
Fashion Network
21-05-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Pureseoul Carnaby opening will be its biggest store yet
Korean beauty brand Pureseoul has become the latest retailer set to open a flagship store on Soho's popular Carnaby Street, marking its largest UK location to date. It will be joining the Shaftesbury Capital-owned street in June, with the 3,000 sq ft, two-floor store, stocking over 2,000 curated products. Among those will be 30+ exclusive brands such as Torriden, Amuse, and Romand, 'making this store one of Europe's largest K-Beauty collections', the retailer said. 'Nodding to Korean retail trends and Carnaby Street's playful heritage', the flagship has been designed as a 'cultural hub for discovery, education, and celebration'. It promises to deliver 'a range of new, experiential features', including a multi-use area on the ground floor with a fully flexible fit-out. This means it can be transformed into an activity space for rotating pop-ups and workshops focused on skincare, as well as additional retail, it said. Leslie Tang, CEO of Pureseoul, added: 'What began as a small dream is now a platform shaping the future of Korean beauty. It's been amazing to see how much impact we have had on the industry in the last few years, and our plans are more ambitious than ever.' William Oliver, director of Retail Leasing at Shaftesbury Capital, also said: 'Selecting Carnaby Street as the home of its flagship and largest store to date speaks volumes about the appeal of our neighbourhood, and how we resonate with next-generation, culturally-driven brands.' It joins Soho's growing beauty and wellness offer, complementing the likes of Grown Alchemist, Malin + Goetz, Sculpted by Aimee, and luxury cosmetics/fragrance brands such as Aesop and Byredo.
Yahoo
21-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
NVIDIA to Launch Quantum Computing Research Center in Boston Using AI Supercomputers
NVIDIA (NVDA, Financials) said it is establishing a research center in Boston to advance quantum computing using artificial intelligence supercomputers, aiming to integrate quantum hardware and software with its accelerated computing technologies. Warning! GuruFocus has detected 3 Warning Signs with NVDA. The firm said in a statement that the new NVIDIA Accelerated Quantum Research Center would combine academic institutions and business partners to enable development of hybrid quantum algorithms and handle important issues such quantum error quantum-related simulations and algorithm testing, NVIDIA claims the center will use its GB200 NVL72 rack-scale systemsthe most powerful computing hardware available so far. These technologies will also enable low-latency control algorithms required for quantum error correction and let researchers increase the use of artificial intelligence in quantum the facility, academic partners Harvard University's Quantum Initiative in Science and Engineering and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Engineering Quantum Systems group will investigate next-generation quantum quantum and conventional computing technology might hasten developments in quantum error correction and practical applications, according to Harvard professor Mikhail Lukin co-director of the university's quantum project in the NVIDIA center will let researchers combine the company's accelerated computing tools with quantum processing units, or QPUs, to work on device characterization and hybrid software development, according MIT professor William Oliver, director of the university's Center for Quantum center will make use of NVIDIA's CUDA-Q development platform, intended to enable researchers to produce software linking graphics processing units with quantum computers, in order to assist such the quantum hardware partners engaged in the project, the business included Quantinuum, Quantum Machines and QuEra in 2025, NVIDIA said, the research center is likely to start running. The news came at the GTC event hosted by NVIDIA running until March 21. This article first appeared on GuruFocus.
