Fashion

Benjamin Hogue – Owner of Bandou – discusses working with Born to License to explore branded versions of the firm’s award-winning kids’ headphones.

“Rocky Horror is more than just a show – it’s a cultural phenomenon,” said Trevor Cash, Director of Mad Beauty.

“This phone encourages you to ditch your smartphone in times when you just want less browsing and more fun, all with the help of a true cultural icon: Barbie,” said Lars Silberbauer, Global Chief Marketing Officer at HMD.

“Cosmetics is an obvious category for Dolly which has been long awaited by her millions of loyal fans,” said Steve Mormoris, Founder and CEO of Scent Beauty.

“Throughout the films, Betelgeuse is dressed in a black and white suit, so we have dressed our collection in the same style to epitomise this,” said Liisa Tallgren, Fabergé’s Head of Design.

“We’re excited to invite all kids into a new vision of sport and creative play,” said Cal Dowers, VP, Global Kids at Nike, Inc.

Lucci & Partners’ Paolo Lucci discusses the strengths of the Italian market – and working with the “unparalleled” team at Perfetti van Melle.

New licensees include Every Street Clothing, Slay All Day, Park Agencies, Blackstone, Hybris and Empire Apparel.

Each pair is a numbered limited edition, presented in exclusive shimmering red boxes made especially for the celebration.

“This marks the beginning of a fresh approach to licensing for Fred Rogers Productions’ heritage brand,” said Katie Huber, Senior Director of Licensing at Fred Rogers Productions.