Anatomie, the upscale casualwear brand, is looking to make a name for itself in the crowded athleisure category with clothing its CEO Kate Boyer describes as Prada meets Lululemon.
Founded in 2006, Anatomie originally called Jet Set Style has long marketed itself as luxury wrinkle-free travel clothing that is made to fly. However, when the pandemic hit and effectively put global travel on the fritz, the company was able to show off its versatility as an everyday casualwear brand.
The brand successfully appropriated its structured pants and tailored jackets designed for maximum comfort on an airplane for laying around the house, allowing Anatomie to get in front of new audiences while at the same time cashing in on the $113 billion athleisure market.
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Bellus Academy Launches CBD Curriculum to Elevate Spa Education
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Bellus Academy has partnered with On the Green to launch a 10-hour curricula providing theory and practice on cannabidiol oil therapies
“Spa leaders want to be sure that every product and treatment option they take on is in the best interest of their guests and their teams. SAN DIEGO (PRWEB) April 01, 2021 As demand for aspirational esthetics continues to grow, Bellus Academy is advancing skincare and spa education with the hottest trend in wellness! CBD, once thought of as the “Wild West” is now offered by luxury retailers such as Nieman Marcus and on the service menus at high-end spas and resorts including Admirals Cove – Blue Water Spa, Jupiter Fla. and the Kohler – Waters Spa, in Kohler, Wisc.
Alaska Native Group, Neiman Marcus Settle Copyright Suit March 9, 2021
An Alaska Native cultural organization and the luxury department store Nieman Marcus have settled a lawsuit over the sale of a coat with a copyrighted, geometric design borrowed from Indigenous culture.
The Sealaska Heritage Institute said in a statement on Wednesday that both sides, including 11 other defendants besides Nieman Marcus, agreed to terms “to resolve all disputes between them under U.S. and Tlingit law,” Juneau Public Media reported.
The Juneau-based institute is the cultural arm of the Sealaska Corp., the Alaska Native corporation for the Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian people of southeast Alaska.