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Vogue
2 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Vogue
Hailey Bieber Adds Husband Justin's Sold Out Slippers to Her Pilates Uniform
Hailey Bieber won't step a style foot wrong, even for a workout class. The latest addition to her pilates uniform? The incredibly sold-out slipper from husband Justin Bieber's streetwear brand SKYLRK. The Rhode founder was spotted heading to the super exclusive Forma Pilates in Los Angeles (a workout studio that's harder to get into than Soho House, or Raya) wearing a tested-and-true exercise class fit: A sheer off-the-shoulder long-sleeve top over a matching black sports bralette, and a pair of mini, high-rise bike shorts by her favored activewear brand Alo. She accessorized with a thick white headband, giving the whole look a real '80s, Jane Fonda-esque aesthetic. Except what was on her feet was decidedly more futuristic and alienesque. Bieber slipped on a pair of bulbous vanilla mules by SKYLRK—her pair were part of the brand's first drop, having launched earlier this month. Justin's first release of streetwear pieces and footwear sold out within minutes. While the collection holds some eye-popping colors, Hailey opted for a classic tone to fit with her own personal style.
Arab News
a day ago
- Business
- Arab News
Saudi streetwear brand 1886 lands in Paris
DUBAI: Saudi streetwear brand 1886 has landed in Paris with a pop-up outpost at luxury department store Galeries Lafayette. Set to run until Sept. 1, the temporary store is showcasing a limited capsule collection at the department store on Boulevard Haussmann. A post shared by 1886 (@my_1886) After international streetwear experienced a boom in 2016 with brands like Supreme and Off-White taking the market by storm, Saudi entrepreneurs Fahad Al-Jomiah and Khalid Al-Jammaz took advantage and launched the Kingdom's 'first streetwear brand.' The label, 1886, was launched in the duo's dorm rooms in London and is now one of the trendiest in the Saudi market, with runway collections presented at Riyadh Fashion Week. 'For two students living in London at that time, that was such an inspiring and creative moment,' Al-Jomiah and Al-Jammaz told Arab News in a previous interview. 'Even though our background is not in fashion, we felt it was the right time to bring together our passion for music, art, urban trends and street movements into a brand that could translate our own vision as Saudis.' A post shared by 1886 (@my_1886) 1886 is 'focused on originality, individuality, and culturally infused style, 1886 pieces are designed to challenge conventions and spark conversation,' according to a released statement. The duo work at incorporating technology and progressive design to offer products such as joggers, hoodies, T-shirts, dresses and accessories that are contemporary and durable. The label is one of a handful of Saudi brands making waves at international luxury department stories, with Honayda Serafi becoming the first designer from the Kingdom to be displayed at luxury London department store Harrods in 2022. In June of this year, the Saudi Fashion Commission teamed up with the Cultural Development Fund and London's high-end department store Selfridges to showcase crafts and fashion items from the Kingdom.
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
PepsiCo (PEP) Announced a New Limited-Edition Fashion Collection
PepsiCo, Inc. (NASDAQ:PEP) is one of the . On July 11, PepsiCo, Inc. (NASDAQ:PEP) announced a new limited-edition fashion collection with streetwear designer Samii Ryan. The collection is called Pepsi x Samii Ryan. The partnership combines three big trends, including early 2000s nostalgia, bold rodeo-inspired styles, and the fun vibe of Pepsi's Wild Cherry soda. The clothing line includes denim jackets, graphic t-shirts, sweatshirts, and accessories. Moreover, each item is designed in vibrant cherry red colors, featuring retro Pepsi logos and playful touches that blend fashion with flavor. The exclusive capsule is available online at Samii Ryan's website and in select specialty stores. A close up of a glass of a refreshing carbonated beverage illustrating the company's different beverages. PepsiCo, Inc. (NASDAQ:PEP) is a global company that makes and sells beverages and convenient foods. They own popular brands like Pepsi-Cola, Lay's, Doritos, Gatorade, and Quaker. While we acknowledge the potential of PEP as an investment, we believe certain AI stocks offer greater upside potential and carry less downside risk. If you're looking for an extremely undervalued AI stock that also stands to benefit significantly from Trump-era tariffs and the onshoring trend, see our free report on the best short-term AI stock. READ NEXT: 30 Stocks That Should Double in 3 Years and 11 Hidden AI Stocks to Buy Right Now. Disclosure: None. This article is originally published at Insider Monkey. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Forbes
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Esports Collab King G2 Unveils Smiley Fashion Partnership
G2 Esports is no stranger to fashion collaborations, and its latest union is one of its most ... More intriguing yet. G2 Esports has once again unveiled a big fashion partnership to deliver another exclusive collaboration for fans, combining the organization's gaming background with one of the most recognizable lifestyle brands, even if youj never knew its name. Together, the team aims to remind fans that 'it's important to take the time to smile, even after a G2 loss.' Launching today (July 17), G2 and The Smiley Company — with its iconic yellow smiling face logo — have joined forces for 'a collision of competitive spirit and iconic optimism,' offering a lineup of streetwear that has been captured across locations in Westchester, Los Angeles. The range heavily leans into West Coast streetwear. G2, which raised a seven-figure Series B round in March while celebrating its 10th anniversary, is no stranger to high-end collaborations; its fashion partners over the last four years have included Adidas, Ralph Lauren, New Era, and DC Comics. This new range initially includes T-shirts, hoodies, caps, sweaters, button-down shirts, a basketball jersey, and even a 'limited-edition tufted rug,' which seems a little out there, but will undoubtedly be snapped up by the ever-loyal G2 fandom. Each piece features oversized graphics and 'Smiley icons reimagined through the lens of G2's competitive DNA,' putting the legendary yellow Smiley alongside G2's samurai mask. Later in the year, the G2 x Smiley collaboration will introduce additional hoodies, accessories, and even jeans. Sabrina Ratih, chief operating officer of G2 Esports, said: 'We wanted to create something that reflects our personality: fun, daring, and unapologetically G2, and Smiley has always stood for positivity and self-expression, so together we've been able to create a collection that reminds the world to smile.' Ross Wilson, chief product officer for fashion at The Smiley Company, added: 'G2 is an organization that brings smiles to their fans around the world through a blend of positivity, joy, and fearlessness, and we couldn't think of a better team to combine forces with to create a collection for fans who know that being playful is powerful.' The G2 x Smiley Capsule Collection goes live on the team's website at 11:00am EST today, where it's exclusively available; a second drop will be tied to a major esports tournament later in the year.
Entrepreneur
17-07-2025
- Business
- Entrepreneur
OYO's Ritesh Agarwal Invests in Culture Circle at Over INR 100 Cr Valuation
With over one million monthly users and more than 4,000 verified sellers, Culture Circle offers authenticated luxury and streetwear fashion. You're reading Entrepreneur India, an international franchise of Entrepreneur Media. Ritesh Agarwal, founder and chief executive of OYO, has invested in Culture Circle, a fashion commerce platform, at a valuation exceeding INR 100 crore. The funds will be used to enhance the company's artificial intelligence capabilities, expand its product categories, and grow its presence in global markets. Culture Circle was co-founded by Devansh Jain Nawal and Ackshay Jain. The startup had previously raised INR 3 crore from Agarwal and Kunal Bahl on the television show Shark Tank India, turning down a larger offer to preserve equity. Jain Nawal, an alumnus of IIM Ahmedabad and former Goldman Sachs employee, leads the company alongside Jain, who has worked at Google and currently convenes the JIIF Gurugram chapter. With over one million monthly users and more than 4,000 verified sellers, Culture Circle offers authenticated luxury and streetwear fashion. The platform uses AI-powered tools to verify products, compare prices in real-time, and connect with trusted global sellers. It currently operates flagship stores in Delhi and Hyderabad and plans to open new outlets in Gurugram, Mumbai, and other cities. "Culture Circle is one of the most exciting youth-first platforms to emerge from India," said Ritesh Agarwal. "Their focus on trust and experience makes them truly stand out." Devansh Jain Nawal stated, "This is more than funding, it's a partnership built on shared values." Ackshay Jain added, "We're building a cultural movement and this round will help us scale SourceX, our AI-powered engine, and enter new categories and markets." Culture Circle aims to position India as a significant force in the global streetwear and luxury landscape while making high-end fashion more accessible to Gen Z consumers.
