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These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Friday. Phia Accused of Wrongfully Claiming Sales Credits Phoebe Gates' startup Phia has allegedly been wrongfully claiming credit for online sales it didn't drive. Bloomberg, Capital One Shopping and independent researcher Ben Edelman tested the app and discovered that Phia silently opens a background tab and links its own affiliate code, allowing it to wrongfully claim commission on sales. A Phia spokesperson acknowledged the violation, stating that it has now been fixed. { Bloomberg /paywalled} How Meme Culture Is Infiltrating the Couture Runways Courtiers like Robert Wun, Viktor & Rolf and Jean Paul Gaultier's Duran Lantink are embracing extreme, unwearable fashion as a means to go viral. The approach reflects a greater industry shift in how couture clients are attracted to conversation-starting pieces. "After all, in the circus that shows have become, increasingly the customer seems beside the point. It...

In case you missed them, we've rounded up our most popular stories of the week to help you stay in the loop. No need to thank us — just toast an iced black coffee in our honor when you're discussing who did what over your omelette. Related: What Fashionista Editors Are Shopping From the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale Related: Lang Opens New L.A. Flagship Spotlighting AAPI-Founded Fashion Brands Related: Celebrity Stylist Erin Walsh Says Personal Style Starts With One Question Related: A Stylish Person's Guide to São Paulo, by Patricia Bonaldi Related: After Fleeing War, This Ukrainian Designer Found Freedom in Knitwear Related: Why We're All Dressing Like It's (the Y2K  Version of) the Medieval Ages Again Related: How Amanda Uprichard Independently Scaled Her Occasionwear Brand Over Nearly 20 Years Related: The Art of Formulating Gen Alpha Body Care Related: Weekly Drop Watch: Khy x Frankies Bikinis, FP Movement x Asics, Real Techniques x Kelli Anne Sewell and More Ho...

The body-care category is enjoying its "skinification" moment, eschewing simple scented creams for "facial-grade" formulas packed with ceramides and actives. Gen Alpha consumers (or social media-savvy 8- to 15-year-olds who boast $95 billion in spending power, according to DKC ) are increasingly tapping into all things body care, as seen in these so-called " Sephora kids" descending upon the skin-care aisles. But, in light of Gen Alpha skin-care enthusiasts flocking to anti-aging creams and retinols years before their first wrinkle even materializes, how can body-care brands formulate products that work with — rather than against — these tweens' growing skin? "Children's skin is biologically different from adult skin," Dr. Tiffany Libby , a Rhode Island-based double board-certified dermatologist and Mohs surgeon, tells Fashionista. "It has a more delicate barrier and can be more susceptible to irritation." Thanks to their...

Even if you don't know Erin Walsh, you've seen her work. She styles the most talked-about celebrities, including Selena Gomez , Mindy Kaling, Kerry Washington and Anne Hathaway, who is currently turning heads on "The Odyssey" press tour. Walsh is now also an entrepreneur and author. Her first book, "The Art of Intentional Dressing: Your Essential Style Guide for Manifesting a Magnetic Life," was published by HarperOne in May (and includes a foreword by Hathaway). As if she's not busy enough, Walsh teamed up with luxury lifestyle and concierge platform Velocity Black as an official partner to create exclusive fashion experiences for its members through curated styling sessions and fashion programming. To celebrate the World Cup, she created a shoppable capsule in partnership with Moda Operandi, inspired by how fashion shows up around the game (complete with a limited-edition collection of hand-painted Marc Jacobs World Cup Tote Bags). ...

The fashion and beauty industries are filled with interesting people from all over the world who have great taste — the types you can rely on for excellent travel recommendations. So, we’re asking them about their favorite food, shopping and wellness spots in their cities. Consider  this series  your fashion and beauty person’s guide to travel. It only takes a quick glance at Patricia Bonaldi's brand, PatBo, to see just how much her Brazilian heritage informs her artistry. Season after season, the label showcases its cultural pride through distinct handcrafted details, bold colors and sensual silhouettes. Fourteen years in, PatBo has evolved into an internationally beloved name — shown regularly at New York Fashion Week and worn by celebrities including Beyoncé , Olandria, Suki Waterhouse, Chloe Bailey and Selena Gomez . But its Brazilian core hasn't changed even a little bit. Bonaldi has an especially strong tie to the vibrant city of São Paulo. It's where PatBo opened ...

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These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Wednesday. Nike Tops Q4 Revenue Forecasts Nike 's fourth-quarter revenue edged past Wall Street estimates, coming in at $10.97 billion, versus the $10.86 billion analysts had expected. The results offer some reassurance to CEO Elliott Hill, who has been working to reposition Nike and rebuild relationships with wholesale retailers (initially strained by former CEO John Donahoe's direct-to-consumer strategy). "In fiscal 2026, we took decisive actions to strengthen the foundation of Nike Inc. and reposition our business for long-term growth," said Hill in a statement. That said, investors have grown increasingly impatient with the nearly two-year turnaround, and Nike's stock has fallen 35% so far this year. { Nike } Inside CPG Brands' Revamp Strategy Loonen water, Doctor Stolberg's tea and David Protein are among a new wave of consumer packaged goods (CPG) brands gaining traction through fashion-forward p...