These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Thursday.
Megan Thee Stallion Is Launching Fragrance
Photo: Courtesy of Megan Thee Stallion
On Wednesday, Megan Thee Stallion announced her entrance into the fragrance space with Hot Girl Summer Eau de Parfum. Developed in partnership with Coty, the fragrance features notes of creamy coconut milk, orchid blooms and warm vetiver oil. Retailing for $84 (90 ml) and $29 (10 ml), Hot Girl Summer Eau de Parfum will be available for early-access purchase on July 5 at ulta.com and megantheestallion.com. The fragrance then launches online on July 8, followed by its arrival in Ulta stores on July 11. {Fashionista inbox}
Chanel Acquires Shirtmaker Charvet
Chanel has acquired Charvet, the oldest French shirtmaker first founded in 1838. The luxury house bought the historic brand "to support, over the long term, the passing down of unique savoir-faire and the continued existence of an iconic French heritage house, while fully respecting its creative independence." Financial details of the acquisition were not shared. This move follows Matthieu Blazy tapping Charvet to collaborate on shirts for his first Spring 2026 ready-to-wear collection for Chanel. {Fashionista inbox}
Gregg Renfrew Launches Gen Z Beauty Brand
Photo: Courtesy of Beecee
Beautycounter and Counter Founder Gregg Renfrew is introducing Beecee, a Gen Z beauty brand offering "high-performing, multifunctional beauty essentials". Launching in September, Beecee built a nationwide waitlist of more than 10,000 women before releasing any products. "The next chapter of beauty is about creating spaces where women learn from one another," Renfrew said in a statement. "Shared knowledge becomes confidence, confidence becomes power and women with power change businesses, communities and ultimately the world." {Fashionista inbox}
Marie Adam-Leenaerdt Wins 2026 ANDAM Grand Prize
Photo: François Goizé/Courtesy of ANDAM
Marie Adam-Leenaerdt is this year's winner of the ANDAM Grand Prize; the Belgian designer receives €300,000. Pauline Dujancourt won the ANDAM Special Prize, Anthony Calydon won the Pierre Bergé Prize and Phileo won the Accessories Prize, all worth €100,000. Both Adam-Leenaerdt and Dujancourt will also receive mentorship from Ami Paris Creative Director and Founder Alexandre Mattiussi. {Fashionista inbox}
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