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These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Tuesday.Cardi B launches a hair-care brandCardi B is launching a new hair-care brand called Grow-Good Beauty with Revolve Group. Pre-sale begins March 24, with the brand officially launching on April 15. The product lineup includes Wash Cycle and Wash Cycle+ shampoos ($15) and Soft Serve and Soft Serve+ conditioners ($15), along with Get Rich ($20), a mask inspired by DIY treatments with avocado, coconut, banana extract and aloe vera, and Everything Serum ($18), made to protect hair from heat and humidity. {WWD/paywalled}Condé Nast sues Dogue for trademark infringementIn December, Condé Nast filed a lawsuit in federal court arguing that Dogue, a small canine fashion magazine, had infringed on its trademark for Vogue. Lawyers for the company wrote in their complaint that Dogue’s logo was “obviously intended” to confuse customers by suggesting a relationship between the magazines. Olga Portnaya, the editor in chief of Dogue, released the first print issue in 2021. In 2024, Vogue published a digital issue featuring celebrity dogs with a cover-style image with the title “Dogue.” Condé Nast also opposed Dogue’s trademark application, which Portnaya filed in 2022 and is still underway. {The New York Times/paywalled}Kering establishes dedicated jewelry divisionKering launched Kering Jewelry, a new entity to bring together Boucheron, Pomellato, Dodo and Qeelin, as well as Kering’s industrial capabilities, including the Raselli Franco Group. Jean-Marc Duplaix has been appointed CEO of Kering Jewelry, effective immediately. Kering Jewelry will function as “an integrated platform designed to support the growth of the Houses, building on their creative identities and the development of their iconic and High Jewelry collections,” Kering said in a press release. {Kering}Bondholders greenlight Saks Global’s five-year planSaks Global’s five-year business plan was approved by an ad hoc group of the company’s senior secured bondholders, so it has now secured access to an additional $300 million of the $1.75 billion in committed capital. This final tranche completes the pre-emergence financing package. Saks Global’s plan of reorganization is expected to be filed with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas within the next several weeks. {Saks Global; Bloomberg/paywalled}The life of a fashion PR in 2026During fashion month, PR teams are navigating the industry’s turbulent landscape all from behind the scenes. PR teams can help boost a brand’s coverage and help with crisis management for smaller issues like stolen show seats or bigger ones like inclement weather and the impacts of geopolitical tensions. Lucy Maguire from Vogue Business followed agencies including KCD, Karla Otto, Purple, Lucien Pagès and more for an inside look into what being a fashion PR in 2026 is like. {Vogue Business/paywalled}Fashionista’s audience includes 1 million site visitors, 110,000 newsletter subscribers and 4.74 million social media followers. Want to know how to reach them? Learn more.
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