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Your Brain, Your Business, Your Rules is a practical guide for ADHD and neurodivergent people who want to build a sustainable career or business without burnout. It combines neuroscience, lived experience, and real-world strategies to help readers work with their brain — not against it. The book is designed to be neurodivergent-friendly, including accessible formatting, a readability-focused font, and hand-drawn illustrations.

Pantone has named Cloud Dancer as the Colour of the Year for 2026 — a soft off-white that feels less like a trend and more like a cultural reset. It’s a hue that speaks to clarity, calm, and creative breathing room. Here’s what it means for beauty, fashion, branding, and why this colour feels deeply personal to me.

Augustinus Bader built its reputation on £300 creams, cutting-edge science, and a carefully curated luxury aura. Now it’s launched Dua by AB Science with Dua Lipa – a cheaper, separate line powered by a new TFC5 complex and sold on its own website. Is this smart brand architecture or a move that quietly undermines the original Bader promise, confuses loyal clients, and devalues high-priced collabs like Victoria Beckham Beauty?

Luxury has never been about discounts — it’s about discipline. Yet every Black Friday season, “premium” brands flood inboxes with offers that quietly reveal the truth: some labels maintain price integrity, others simply maintain a logo. In this article, I break down how true luxury houses protect their value, why frequent sales damage brand perception, and the rare moments when a controlled pop-up sale can work without cheapening the brand.

As mass-market retail goes all-in on digital, luxury brands are making a conscious pivot back to physical brick-and-mortar stores. Discover the key reasons behind this counterintuitive trend, from risk mitigation to relationship building.

Driven by the disappointment of the L'Oréal collaboration, this conceptual Mugler makeup line offers a vision for future Creative Direction. Explore a high-fashion, "cosmic goddess" collection featuring The Nebulas palettes and the revolutionary Celestial Veil fragrance glow stick—a blueprint to ensure Mugler's DNA translates into bold, successful luxury cosmetics.

When Mugler and L'Oréal Paris collaborated on a makeup line, the result should have been an explosion. Instead, it was a silent launch and a collection that fundamentally betrayed the House's shocking, architectural DNA. We review the products and dissect the strategic failure.

Luxury has always flirted with perfection. But Loewe’s latest fragrance pop-up in London asks a provocative question: what if true beauty lives in the flaws? New Loewe fragrance trio: Iris Root , Roasted Vanilla , and Bittersweet Oud Spread across three minimalist floors in typical Loewe fashion, the experience was part art installation, part perfumer’s playground. On the first floor , gleaming glass sculptures caught the light, each piece celebrating what glassmakers tradit

I get these questions all the time — from beauty founders over coffee, fashion creatives mid-launch panic, and even friends who still think I “just do logos.” So here it is: a no-fluff Q&A about what brand strategy actually  means, why creative direction isn’t just about pretty pictures, and how you can make your brand feel more like a world people want to live in. 1. What does a brand strategist actually do? It depends on the project. If I’m creating a brand from scratch or

Let’s get real. Branding isn’t just slapping a logo on a website and calling it a day. It’s a full-on glow-up for your business identity,...

When Miu Miu launched Miutine, they didn’t just drop a fragrance with a floral arrangement. They sent creators a PR box with only the fragrance + a branded mic — simple, useful, and high impact. By avoiding adding useless gadgets, they reduce waste and ensure every item gets the spotlight. (Creators will use a mic; they will not keep dried flowers.) Their campaign got the industry talking —   Miu Miu   is now a case study in how intelligent PR actually works. But here’s the p