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Just before Valentine’s Day 2016, Kathy Ruemmler penciled in a trio of pampering treatments — a $500 massage at the Mandarin Oriental, a $340 facial in Soho and a $95 blowout at New York’s elite Fekkai salon — all on Jeffrey Epstein’s dime.
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Axel Dumas, an heir to one of Europe’s biggest fortunes, said Jeffrey Epstein met with him once despite the Frenchman’s efforts to avoid him.
As sex trafficking allegations swirl, MC2 Model Management and its president Jean-Luc Brunel are in the spotlight for his well-documented relationship with Epstein dating back to 2002.
The company's CEO has made an appearance in reports against Jeffrey Epstein, sparking controversy.
Indie hair care brands are tempting conglomerates with their next-gen products and fast-moving ethos, but the current big beauty landscape lacks a dominant player. Firms like Wella Company, Henkel and L’Oréal are all vying for the top spot.
From NAD+ to peptides, luxury skincare is increasingly taking a page from the wellness podcaster playbook.
The Australian beauty retailer dominates its home market even as competitors like Sephora and Amazon get stronger. Where does it grow from here?
Credo Beauty has added stylish clean makeup brand Saie to its portfolio, as the category enters a mature, results-driven era.
This week on The Debrief, BoF’s Shayeza Walid and Cathaleen Chen unpack why the war in Iran and disruption in the Strait of Hormuz matter to fashion – from synthetic fibre costs and factory energy shortages to freight surcharges and weakening consumer confidence.
Hundreds of emails underscore how Jeffrey Epstein was loyal to the high-end salon that acted as a cog in his perks machine.
Reed plans to focus on his own brand after three and a half years as creative director for the Puig-owned label.
Indie hair care brands are tempting conglomerates with their next-gen products and fast-moving ethos, but the current big beauty landscape lacks a dominant player. Firms like Wella Company, Henkel and L’Oréal are all vying for the top spot.
