Labor Day 2024 sales span home, fashion, and beauty across dozens of brands, with discounts up to 70% and deadlines ranging from Sept. 6 to Sept. 14.
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Jay Manning retires as Shoe Show COO in November. Former Hibbett Sports executive Cathy Pryor steps in to lead operations at the independent footwear chain.
Ulta’s National Lipstick Week 2026 sale covers lipsticks, glosses, and lip oils across brands. Deals span drugstore to prestige price points.
Dior launched its “Parisian Gardens” pop-up across Beijing, Shenzhen, Xiamen, and Shenyang simultaneously, using MixC malls as its primary venue partner in three of four cities.
Queen Letizia visited a Spanish fashion brand’s HQ in a colorful sundress and slingbacks, blending royal composure with vivid summer style.
Angel Reese’s new Barbie Signature doll features her #5/#10 jersey, signature single legging, and Barbie-pink Reebok Angel Reese 1 Basketball Shoes.
Nike and footwear brands face simultaneous legal pressure from federal DEI rollbacks and state anti-discrimination laws, with attorney Bryan M. Sullivan warning of a “no-win situation.”