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KATSEYE's Yoonchae fronts Dr. Jart+
The K-pop member became the Korean skincare brand's first North American ambassador.
Why it matters: A Gen Z idol selling skincare.
Niche 07 of 13 Pillar: Culture Signals
Launches, retail and the trends that sell out.
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The K-pop member became the Korean skincare brand's first North American ambassador.
Why it matters: A Gen Z idol selling skincare.
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A three-part scripted series with Victoria Pedretti rolled out on Instagram and YouTube.
Why it matters: Brands buying long-form attention again.
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Group sales rose 7.7%, led by a 21% jump across its Middle East and Africa region.
Why it matters: Middle East and Africa lead regional beauty growth.
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Two programmes recruit employees and consumers as affiliates, paying eight to fifteen percent commission.
Why it matters: A micro-creator affiliate model for brands.
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Brands now sell gloss as charms and phone cases; a $95 Dior balm resold near $280.
Why it matters: Gen Z wears beauty as status.
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Guideline data puts makeup, fragrance and grooming TikTok spend up 102%, with digital taking 86%.
Why it matters: Where beauty budgets actually land now.
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POP, a thirteen-dollar fragrance and body line, debuted on TikTok Shop first.
Why it matters: Channel-first launches are the Gen Z playbook.
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Selena Gomez's and Shay Mitchell's brands unveiled an eight-piece raspberry luggage collection.
Why it matters: Creator-founded brands driving Gen Z drop culture.
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Sephora at M&S puts staffed concessions into 100 stores and M&S.com from spring 2027.
Why it matters: Discovery returns to the high street.
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The skincare brand closed its store and began winding down four years after launch.
Why it matters: Celebrity skincare hits its limit.
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Project Hearts Not Hate, Sephora's first global cause, launched with Ipsos research across ten markets.
Why it matters: A retailer claiming a Gen Z issue.
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Nette released Mr. Cloud, a fragrance made with creator Morgan Riddle.
Why it matters: Creator fragrance is beauty's fastest play.
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Rhode's $8–$20 capsule with Alexandra Leclerc, its first muse, is mostly sold out.
Why it matters: Personality-led collabs still clear shelves.
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Spate puts beige-blush interest up 274.9% on the year; MAC's Film Noir Buff beat plan fourfold.
Why it matters: One creator video moved a product's sales.
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Westman Atelier and ShopMy ran a three-day pop-up turning creator affiliate links into in-person shopping.
Why it matters: Affiliate links now drive in-store shopping too.
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e.l.f. launched Unglammy Valley for its $8 foundation, starring Sara Waisglass, with AI app Alta.
Why it matters: Meme humour meets AI in beauty advertising.
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Monthly Drop Shop exclusives with creator teasers and LIVE reveals; the US pilot starts 19 Sep.
Why it matters: Live-shopping host: a new paid creator role.
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Ulta's accelerator funded Prereq Care, developed with 50 preteens and teens, among eight $50K brands.
Why it matters: Tween skincare stays contested.
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