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Malay Mail
9 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Malay Mail
Burberry goes bold, adds more intensity with latest fragrance release, Goddess Perfume
KUALA LUMPUR, July 31 — Burberry Beauty has launched its latest fragrance, Goddess Perfume, expanding its existing Burberry Goddess line with what the brand describes as a more intense and sensual profile. The new perfume, created by French perfumer Amandine Clerc-Marie, builds on the brand's signature vanilla-forward scent with three types of vanilla — infusion, caviar and absolute — forming the fragrance's core. It also features a raspberry-lavender top note, and a suede base intended to add warmth and texture. According to Burberry, the parfum is meant to enhance the existing Goddess Eau de Parfum and Eau de Parfum Intense. Burberry Goddess line is described to be a more intense and sensual profile. — Photo credit All Is Amazing The Burberry Goddess collection now includes the new perfume, along with Eau de Parfum, Eau de Parfum Intense, shower gel and body lotion. The range is available in various sizes, including 10ml, 30ml, 50ml, 100ml, and a 150ml refill. The new Burberry Goddess Parfum is available starting July 27 in stores, online at and at selected retailers.
Daily Mail
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
This teen is already acting in films, can you guess who her very famous model mother is?
This 16-year-old high school student has had an early launch to her Hollywood acting career. The Los Angeles native is already starring in a new movie, a short film called Malibu that was released on YouTube this week. In her role the child plays a sassy Angelino who picks up on a handsome USC student when on the beach. The teen nails her lines with moxie as she starts a relationship with the young business major who takes her lead in the twisted film. Her mother is a very famous Brazilian model who has worked for Vogue and Victoria's Secret and has also been in movies with Mark Wahlberg. Who is this kid? She is Anja Ambrosio Mazur, the daughter of 44-year-old supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio who has also been in the films Daddy's Home and Casino Royale. . Anja's father is photographer and designer Jamie Mazur, who is not seen often on social media. Alessandra and Jamie split in 2018. Anja - full name Anja Louise Ambrosio Mazur - is one of two children from the model and Mazur as Anja also has a 11-year-old brother named Noah Phoenix. Anja has already been working as a model for Burberry and Vogue, and looks to have a promising career in front of her in Hollywood. She will turn 17-years-old on August 24. Brazilian bombshell Alessandra is known for posing in her own brand, GAL Floripa, which has been making swimwear for years. Anja is a teenager going to high school in Los Angeles, but lately she has fired up her Instagram page with images from her travels with mom. This summer they have been on a fun beach vacation with friends like in Ibiza, Spain. Anja and her mom Alessandra also posed together often, which highlights their similarities. In 2024 the ladies looked like carbon copies of each other as they had the same high cheekbones and almond eyes as well as light brown hair as they posed side by side for a selfie. Seen here in her new short movie titled Malibu Anja is very active on Instagram, often sharing selfies and photos from family vacations. The family lives in Los Angeles and Anja is attending high school in the Santa Monica/Brentwood neighborhood. This comes after Alessandra showed off her incredible assets once again as she plugged her popular swimwear line GAL Floripa - which she launched with her sister and best friend in 2019. The international lingerie model made the most of a tiny mint green bikini that put her abs and trim waistline on display. Alessandra has had an enduring career. Last year she told Harper's Bazaar that 'I didn't think modelling would last.' But fame has not changed her much: 'In my personal life, I keep things simple. I'm a Brazilian girl, even though I now live in LA, so swimsuits and simple beachwear is my style. I love fashion but I don't have to go crazy with buying items. I'm happy with what makes me comfortable.' And she named her top style icons: 'Brigitte Bardot, Grace Kelly, Marilyn Monroe, because they carried themselves with confidence and a sense of fun. 'They also embraced a timeless look.' And the leggy lady shared some style advice. 'I think the best advice would be to remain authentic,' said the star who loves to wear athleisure. 'You can be playful and follow your instincts. You can't abandon yourself entirely; you have to stay true to who you are, even when you're wearing something that you wouldn't normally choose.' And she said she wants her kids to dress how they like.
Fashion United
3 days ago
- Business
- Fashion United
EssilorLuxottica H1 revenue exceeds expectations
Eyewear group EssilorLuxottica achieved higher than expected revenue in the first half of the year. At constant exchange rates, revenue rose by 7.3 percent to over 14 billion euros compared to the same period last year. The French-Italian company announced this on Monday evening in Charenton-le-Pont. Based on current exchange rates, growth was slightly lower at 5.5 percent. The group scored with eyewear brands such as Burberry, Oakley and Ray-Ban in all regions except Latin America. In the first half of the year, the group earned almost 1.8 billion euros, adjusted for special effects. This article was translated to English using an AI tool. FashionUnited uses AI language tools to speed up translating (news) articles and proofread the translations to improve the end result. This saves our human journalists time they can spend doing research and writing original articles. Articles translated with the help of AI are checked and edited by a human desk editor prior to going online. If you have questions or comments about this process email us at info@
Telegraph
3 days ago
- Business
- Telegraph
Quiet luxury is out and that's great news for Burberry
Questor is The Telegraph's stock-picking column, helping you decode the markets and offering insights on where to invest After a wild and scary ride, we are back to breakeven in our Burberry position. This gives us the option to check out of the British fashion icon without any undue portfolio damage, but it is early in the turnaround sought by chief executive Joshua Schulman. For the moment, we are inclined to give him and the company the benefit of the doubt, even if the headline financial figures do not entice at first glance. This month's first-quarter trading update was no great thing of beauty either. Comparable store sales for the three months to June fell 1pc year on year at the retail arm, and that came on top of a 21pc plunge in the equivalent period a year ago. Yet that was still better than the analysts' expectation of a 3pc decline. Moreover, it does seem as if things have stopped getting worse, and if they have stopped getting worse then at some stage they might just start getting better – especially if Mr Schulman's plans to reinvigorate the brand and product ranges come to fruition. At least 'quiet luxury' is out, according to this columnist's daughter's editions of Vogue, and a return to favour for luxury would at least provide a more encouraging backdrop, despite the uncertain macroeconomic environment. Last year's operating loss and absence of a dividend mean investors have to buy into the turnaround plan for them to be even vaguely optimistic about Burberry's share price maintaining its momentum – it is up 85pc in a year and by more than double from the autumn 2024 lows. A price-to-earnings ratio of more than 80 for the year to March 2026 and forecasts of a 6pc operating margin show just how much work the luxury goods specialist has to do after a terribly difficult two years. Analysts only expect a 12pc operating margin by March 2028, well below the 20pc-plus return on sales generated by leading plutocratic product makers such as LVMH and Richemont. A return to the 16pc level that prevailed between 2016 and 2021 would leave Burberry on 17 times 2028 earnings, and a dash to 20pc would put it on a tempting 13 times. Again, we are long way from that, but the worst may be behind Burberry and patience could yet get a reward. Questor says: Buy Genus (GNS) £24.75 We are off to a fast start with Genus and already have a paper gain of around 25pc to show for our initial analysis back in spring. This month's year-end update reads well and offers more than enough hints to suggest that our investment thesis for the genomics expert is still on the mark. The trading statement revealed that adjusted pre-tax profit for the year to June 2025 would be at least £72m, even though unhelpful foreign exchange movements cost the company some £8.4m. Of Genus' two divisions, Pig Improvement Company (PIC) continued to perform strongly, and the bovine-oriented American Breeders Service (ABS) showed some signs of improved momentum. In the latter case, things can hardly get any worse given that US cattle inventory languishes at 70-year lows. Any upturn here could bring benefits to ABS. Its expertise in genomics helps dairy farmers increase the chances of cows giving birth to female calves suitable for dairy production or young more suited to beef production. Perhaps most importantly of all, the trading statement flags the first tangible benefits of American regulatory approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for Genus' PRRS (Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome) Pig Resistant Programme (PRP). FDA approval opens the way to the commercialisation of PRP and is already triggering milestone payments from partner companies, as evidenced by the £3.7m received from Beijing Capital Agribusiness. Such payments should help cash flow, too, and, as a result, chief executive Jorgen Kokke signals a reduction in net debt in this month's update. This is a further boost for the investment case, as Genus' record for free cash flow generation in the past few years is spotty at best. If the investment in PRRS starts to pay off, then cash flow could blossom and a reduction in debt would reduce net interest costs and provide a further kicker to profits growth. As it is, the forecast of £72m in pre-tax income for the fiscal year just ended would be a record for the FTSE 250 index member, yet the share price still stands at less than half 2021's peak, even after the recent run.
Fashion Network
3 days ago
- Business
- Fashion Network
Burberry launches campaign for next month's Chinese Valentine's Day
China's a major focus for Burberry and remains a key part of the London fashion house's ongoing comeback. So it's no surprise its latest campaign targets its youth market and in particular Chinese Valentine 's Day on 29 August. Called 'Love, unexpected', the campaign's accompanied by a special capsule collection which features a 'knot' concept, co-created with professors and students from Donghua University. In addition to celebrating Chinese Valentine's Day, the partnership also 'revitalises traditional handicrafts in the context of a modern fashion collection'. So the central emblem is inspired by knotting, 'a time-honoured craft in Chinese culture that carries many positive meanings and values'. The embroidered knot therefore features on a range of products, including T-shirts, cotton poplin shirts and shorts, as well as scarves made in Italian-woven silk. The wider campaign focus unites Burberry's 'expertise as a global luxury brand' with Donghua University's 'strengths in fashion education', with the partnership 'empower[ing] the next generation of Chinese creative talent by presenting them with a real industry brief that enhances both their creative and commercial skills'. Burberry's relationship with Donghua University stems from its partnership with the Shanghai Youth Development Foundation where it's one of the participating universities supported by the Burberry Youth Entrepreneurship Fund. 'We believe in the power of nurturing young creative talent. This initiative underscores our commitment to empowering youth, providing not only theoretical knowledge but also hands-on experience and insights crucial for shaping the future of fashion and luxury', said the house.
