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Fashion house Dolce & Gabbana has launched a new alcohol-free perfume for dogs called ‘Fefé’ in honour of Domenico Dolce’s poodle, but not all vets and pet owners agree it's safe or appropriate. The perfume costs 99 euros for 100 millilitres and has been certified suitable for animal use. It follows a Safe Pet Cosmetics protocol designed to ensure a degree of safety of cosmetic products for animals comparable to that required for humans, according to Dolce & Gabbana. Gone to the dogs? Louis Vuitton goes barking mad with new canine collectionFurry pups make a splash at World Dog Surfing Champio...
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Hugo Boss has reduced its annual sales guidance to a range of €4.20 billion to €4.35 billion, the firm said on Monday. This is down from an earlier prediction of €4.30 billion to €4.45 billion - and marks the second time the forecast has been cut this year. Annual operating profit (EBIT), meanwhile, is projected to be around €350 million to €430 million, down from the previously communicated guidance of €430 million to €475 million. The German fashion house cited "macroeconomic and geopolitical challenges" as the reasons behind guidance changes, and identified China and the UK as particularly ...
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Mega-cap stocks have continued strong performance in 2024 amid geopolitical tensions. The Euro Stoxx 50 is up 9%, while the top 100 US stocks rose 19%. The elite European GRANOLAS saw a 16.6% average return, but the US's Magnificent Seven doubled that with 38%, driven by Nvidia's AI rally. After a strong showing in 2023, mega-cap stocks worldwide have continued to perform well in 2024, providing a safe haven for investors amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty. The Euro Stoxx 50 index, which includes the 50 largest European companies, has increased by 9% since the beginnin...
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A lot has been written and said about quiet luxury. The appearance of good, well cut, well tailored yet simple lines and silhouettes is designed to be subtle but extremely stylish, so it was no surprise that Milan designers didn't make any loud 'look at me' statements over the past three days with their mostly menswear previews for Spring-Summer 2025: Hope not rose-tinted glory was the essential theme of Prada's show, according to Miuccia Prada. “Because even if the times are bad, I feel that it was the right thing to do,’’ she said backstage at the show. “Eventually, I propose something posit...
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