Kylie Cosmetics teams with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products for Wizard of Oz collection

The collection includes a limited-edition transformative lip tint that transforms from an emerald green to pink upon contact with lips.

Juicy Couture debuts KRAFT Real Mayo collaboration

“Velvety smooth DNA is something that is important to Juicy Couture and KRAFT Real Mayo, making this partnership an unexpected yet natural fit,” said Bailey Schaefer, Senior Manager of Brand Partnerships at Authentic Brands Group.

Burberry teams with Minecraft for capsule collection and in-game experience

“Our capsule collection and exclusive in-game content bridges the digital and physical worlds through a celebration of adventure, exploration and self-expression,’ says Kayleen Walters, Head of Franchise Development at Mojang Studios.

Irregular Choice debuts Scooby-Doo shoes, bags and accessories

The range includes Mystery Inc-inspired heels, as well as ‘Creepy Corridor’ boots with doors that open to reveal different monsters.

Go! Toys and Games, Trevco and USAopoly ready Wimpy Kid launches

The partnerships expand the property into categories like apparel, games and puzzles.

The Brand Radar: RNLI, Finisterre and how licensing supports fundraising

Start Licensing’s Ian Downes looks at how the RNLI is finding fresh sources of fundraising through innovative licensing partnerships across apparel, booze and toys.

David Zatchij, Digital Director at Park Agencies, discusses the appeal of apparel inspired by The Godfather

What drove the creation of a new range of The Godfather apparel from Park Agencies? David Zatchij tells all!

Kylie Cosmetics debuts Batman beauty collection

The pressed powder palette includes Batman-inspired shades like Riddle Me This (army green), Comic (vibrant yellow) and The Joker (cream with a pink and gold shimmer).

Jordan Brand embarks on first Africa-based collaboration with Shelflife

Shelflife is one of South Africa’s leading sneaker and streetwear stores, and the design is rooted in the brand’s street art origins.

Footwear designer Chris Hill on creating shoes for brands like Tom & Jerry, Alien and Jurassic Park

Chris Hill on why licensed footwear collections need to span the ‘mild to wild’ spectrum when it comes to design.

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