Fashion
Jac Griffin takes us inside Steven Singer Jewelers’ first licensed launch – a Care Bears Gold Dipped Rose
Jac Griffin – Chief of Staff and Marketing Director at Steven Singer Jewelers – discusses navigating a new industry with the help of Born to License.
Fira X Wear’s Vincent and Jasmine James on embracing licensing with Born to License
Vincent and Jasmine James – co-founders of Fira X Wear – on why the time is right for their cosplay swimwear brand to enter licensing.
Michael Malul’s Hanan Malul on crafting an Esquire fragrance collection
“It’s as much a science as an art”: Hanan Malul – CEO and Founder of Michael Malul – explains the sense behind the scents.
Wacko Maria launches Bob Marley streetwear
The range spans several shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies featuring shots of Marley, as well as imagery of his Tuff Gong studio logo.
Hidden Pigeon Company teams up with New Era Cap and OT Sports for New York Yankees collaboration
“This special collaboration between The Pigeon and Elephant & Piggie and baseball’s legendary Yankees is a definite home run,” said Tori Cook, SVP, Franchise Management at HPC.
Crush Creative’s India Winstone on creating a Paddington Bear asset pack for the Paddington Shop
“I’m inspired every day.” India Winstone discusses her work with Crush Creative
Mad Beauty debuts Beetlejuice collection
“We wanted to create a range that allows fans to immerse themselves in the ghostly world of Beetlejuice while indulging in some self-care magic,” said Julia Cash, Mad Beauty’s Creative Director.
RSVLTS teams with Disney for Muppets apparel collection
The collection spans shirts, tees and hats.
IMG brings Esquire into fragrances with Michael Malul
“Our readers have an insatiable appetite for stories about men’s fragrance and grooming, and we’ve been talking about developing men’s fragrances for years,” said Michael Sebastian, editor-in-chief of Esquire.
Welcome Skateboards debuts Britney Spears collaboration
Welcome calls the collection ‘a testament to the way different subcultures that may seem at odds can coexist and enrich one another.’