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Wednesday, May 26, 2021

H&M Partners with Brock Collection On a Dreamy Summer Collaboration

H&M has teamed up with Los Angeles-based brand Brock Collection to make all our Bridgerton-inspired bustier and brocade dreams come true this summer with the upcoming H&M Brock Collection collaboration.

With silhouette-hugging corset tops, prairie-style country florals and statement accessories, this easy-to-wear collection is at the intersection of Regencycore, cottagecore and streetwear. The collaboration, which launches online and in select H&M stores on June 24, includes everything from jeans and sundresses to handbags, sunglasses, and chunky gold jewellery.

The designer collaboration pulls from Brock Collection’s signature designs elements, including bustiers, puffy sleeves and floral prints, but with a decidedly casual twist.

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Founded by Kris Brock and Laura Vassar, Brock Collection is a women’s luxury brand that injects a modern polish and earthy sensibility into its vintage-inspired gowns and statement tops — think city sophistication meets country charm.

Since its launch in 2014, Brock Collection has gained a loyal celebrity following for its romantic designs. Celebs like Emily Ratajkowski, Lili Reinhart and Elizabeth Olsen have all been spotted wearing the brand. But as with H&M’s past designer collabs, the OG brand comes with a sizeable price tag that means Brock Collection isn’t accessible to many of us non-celebrities.

Since 2004, H&M has been marrying fast and high fashion through their designer collaborations which kicked off in 2004 with none other than Karl Lagerfeld, followed by partnerships with other major fashion houses like Jimmy Choo, Versace and Lanvin in later years. More recently, the brand’s partnership with London designer Simone Rocha has left customers wanting more.

By making Brock Collection’s designs more accessible, H&M has the potential to introduce the brand to a wider audience. “Brock Collection has always been about connecting the threads between uptown polish paired with a down-to-earth ease, which we are so happy to bring to a new audience,” say the Brock Collection founders in a press release.

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“Country florals, tie-up shoulder straps and corset-like details emphasize the craftsmanship, while the feminine silhouettes and contrast with denim pieces are flattering and exude a city edge” is how the collection is described in a press release from H&M, with the brand adding that all pieces are made from more sustainable materials like organic linen and recycled polyester and cotton.

The H&M Brock Collection collaboration drops June 24 in Canada, and it will be available in selected stores and online on hm.com.

Get a sneak peek at some of the pieces from the HM& x Brock Collection collab below.

 

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Saturday, May 22, 2021

The Estée Lauder Shades of Canada Campaign Stars Local Athletes + More Beauty News

Bath and Body Works’ Midsummer Dream collection is a must for summer

 

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Bath and Body Works’ newest fragrance collection, Midsummer Dream, launched earlier this week and it’s the perfect dreamy scent as the weather heats up. A blend of salted pear, fresh nectarine and seaside lily, the lineup is made up of a body mousse, fragrance mist, shower gel and body lotion, housed in gorgeous ombré pastel packaging.

Estée Lauder’s #ShadesofCanada campaign, starring eight amazing athletes, is here

Estee Lauder Shades of Canada campaign
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Estée Lauder Canada has launched an exciting new campaign for its iconic and best-selling foundation, Double Wear Stay-In-Place Makeup. Introducing Shades of Canada, a just-launched campaign starring eight talented athletes from across Canada. The athletes starring in the campaign are champion ice hockey player, Natalie Spooner; track and field and bobsleigh athlete, Phylicia George; Paralympic snowboarder, Michelle Salt; Olympic qualifier in climbing, Alannah Yip; five-time Canadian women’s kata champion, Rita Ngo; Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame water polo player and Mohawk, Waneek Horn-Miller; ICC world qualifier and international women’s cricketer, Achini Perera, and Eric Radford, a two-time Canadian world champion ice-skater. The athletes put Double Wear Stay-In-Place Foundation to the test in both their professional and personal lives to demonstrate the product’s impressive long-lasting wear.

Odacité just launched its first-ever sunscreen

 

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California-based brand Odacité has long been a pioneer in the green beauty space. With an ethos that intersects luxe, science-based French skincare and green Cali living, the brand just launched its most difficult-to-make product: Sun Guardian, a non-nano zinc oxide, fragrance- and silicone-free, broad spectrum SPF 30 that took five years—and dozens of iterations—to formulate and put through clinical testing. The end result? A soothing matte formula that combines oceanic glacial water, aloe vera, vitamin E and green tea. “Everyone in the lab kept telling me it’s impossible to make a truly clean mineral sunscreen that doesn’t leave a white cast and has an SPF of 30,” says founder Valérie Grandury. Despite not having a background in cosmetic chemistry herself, she insisted the formulators find a way. “That bliss of not really knowing gives you the capacity to push the limit way beyond the norm,” she laughs.

Harry Rosen gets into men’s grooming

 

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Canadian luxury men’s retailer Harry Rosen is getting in on the grooming category in a major way. The brand has just announced its entry into men’s skincare, haircare and grooming products with a curated collection of over 400 (!) products — 25 percent of which are from Canadian brands — at a wide range of price points, offering something for everyone. “Our category expansion was inspired by what our customers told us they want and need,” said Ian Rosen, EVP digital & strategy, in a statement. “As a third-generation Rosen, I watched my grandfather build a heritage of trust that Canadian men have counted on since 1954. Grooming is now a part of that legacy.” Some of the brands carried include Tom Ford, Creed and Schaf.

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