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Miami Herald
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Miami Herald
New stores are coming to a big Miami mall, and others just arrived. See the list
Dadeland Mall is changing as new stores and restaurants arrive. The 2025 newcomers launched with February's opening of the first Dick's House of Sport in South Florida. MORE: Kendall used to look like that? See the early days of Dadeland Mall Here's what to see now and expect in coming months: Dadeland newcomers ▪ Lola + The Boys. A Chicago-based children's clothing brand aimed at trend-forward flair. That could mean sequin unicorn bombers, glitter sneakers or graphic T-shirts. The store is planning a summer 2025 opening in Dadeland's east wing near JCPenney and Dick's House of Sport. ▪ UDON. Asian restaurant with traditional noodle dishes and a variety of Asian-inspired tapas. This will be the third UDON in South Florida, joining locations in Wynwood and Aventura Mall. Opening in the summer on the mall's second level of the Fashion Wing in Terrace Dining. ▪ Alo Yoga. A clothing store focused on yoga wear. Yoga experts will also host in-store community events to teach yoga practices. Scheduled for a fall opening in the mall's Fashion Wing, next to Tesla. ▪ Luli Fama swimwear and Mania Jeans are coming to Dadeland but a date for both has not been set Recent arrivals These stores opened at Dadeland recently: ▪ Dick's House of Sport focuses on experiences, with in-store climbing walls, multiple golf hitting bays with TrackMan simulators, and a multi-sport cage that can be used for baseball, softball, lacrosse and soccer. The only other Dick's House of Sport in Florida is in Tampa at International Plaza. The Dadeland outlet is in the east mall near JCPenney where Nordstrom's used to be. ▪ Golden Goose: Italy-inspired ready-to-wear, accessories and footwear. Located in the Fashion Wing next to Gucci. ▪ Aritzia design house sells luxury clothing. Aritzia has proven a hit at Aventura Mall and brings its influencer-minded fashion to Dadeland's Center Court. ▪ Lacoste was founded in 1933 by René Lacoste and is known for its familiar polo shirt, as well as sportswear apparel for men and women, footwear, eyewear, watches, fragrances and leather goods like handbags and luggage. Located next to Macy's Fashion. ▪ Britto. Colorful artist Romero Britto features his work in a new location in Dadeland's East Mall near JCPenney and Dick's House of Sport. ▪ Perfume World. Near JCPenney, Freddo in the Dining Pavilion. ▪ Princess Polly is a trendy fashion boutique aimed at young women influencers. It began as an online retailer from a beachside apartment on Australia's Gold Coast in 2010. The first brick and mortar store in the U.S. opened in Los Angeles in 2023. The Dadeland Mall opening in Kendall on May 17 begins the chain's expansion into other cities including New York.
Hype Malaysia
03-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hype Malaysia
Lacoste, Laura Mercier, PUMA & More: New Beauty & Fashion Drops To Level Up Your Glow Game!
Looking to level up your beauty and style game? From Fenty's jumbo body cream to Ariana Grande's dazzling Swarovski collection, we've rounded up the hottest new drops you won't want to miss. Get ready to glow, shine, and slay! Fenty Skin Fenty Skin's iconic Butta Drop Whipped Oil Body Cream in Vanilla Dream just got a major glow-up. Packed with nearly 25% rich butters and a blend of seven luxurious oils, this decadent cream glides on like frosting and leaves your skin feeling soft, glossy, and downright touchable. No glitter, no gimmicks – just ultra-hydrating richness so intense, your skin might start charging rent. The Fenty Skin Jumbo Butta Drop Whipped Oil Body Cream in Vanilla Dream is now available for RM390 at all Sephora stores, Sephora and Fenty Beauty. Swarovski Ariana Grande is back with Swarovski, and she's bringing major glam energy for Spring-Summer 2025. From the lilac-lit elegance of Millenia to the pop-sweetness of Dulcis, this collection is a full-on aesthetic evolution. Whether you're into bold statement pieces or fairycore florals, there's something here to make your inner main character do a dramatic hair flip. The Swarovski Spring-Summer 2025 collection, starring Ariana Grande, is now available at all Swarovski boutiques and online. Laura Mercier Laura Mercier just dropped the glow-up of the century. The legendary Tinted Moisturizer is back with two upgraded formulas: Natural Dewy for that post-facial radiance, and Blurred Matte for the smooth, filter-free look we all crave IRL. Both formulas are packed with skincare goodness like French rose clay and prebiotic complexes, so you're basically treating your skin while looking flawless. Hydration, SPF 30 protection, and an all-day glow or matte finish? Yes, please! The Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer Natural Dewy and Blurred Matte SPF30 (RM245 for 45ml / RM133 for 15ml) are now available at Laura Mercier boutiques, as well as online at Sephora, Zalora and Lazada Flagship Stores. PUMA PUMA's latest drop, JER-SHE, redefines athletic wear as wearable self-expression. Inspired by football, basketball, and motorsports, this collection features experimental cuts, deconstructed silhouettes, and a whole lot of attitude. Each piece is a clean slate, inviting women to rewrite the rules of sportswear with boldness, confidence, and maybe a little rebellion. Complete your look with the bucket hat that adds an extra wink. The JER-SHE collection retails from RM199 to RM599 and is now available at PUMA stores, Online and selected retailers nationwide. Lacoste The new LACOSTE ORIGINAL fragrance is serving up French fashion sport energy with a side of bold rebellion. Inspired by the pioneering spirit of René Lacoste, this scent blends citrusy bergamot, spicy cardamom, and smooth sandalwood. With actor Pierre Niney as the face of the campaign, it's all about effortless style, individuality, and staying true to yourself. This fragrance turns 'Who's that?' into 'Omg, what are you wearing?' The LACOSTE ORIGINAL Eau de Parfum will retail for RM333 (60ml) and RM467 (100ml), and is available now at select fragrance counters and online retailers nationwide. BONIA BONIA's BNB10852 Valore collection isn't just a watch – it's a statement. Whether you're loving the soft pink or making moves in green, these timepieces strike the perfect balance of elegance and attitude. With crystal markers that sparkle and Roman column-inspired dials that turn heads, Valore is your daily reminder that you're unstoppable. The BONIA Valore BNB10852 collection retails for between RM988 and RM1,188 and is available now at all BONIA boutiques, Solar Time stores, and online.
Fashion Network
22-04-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Lacoste wants to buy out Pentland's stake in joint footwear business
Lacoste is about to buy the stake held by its long-standing partner, British group Pentland, in the joint-venture company set up by the two in 2018 to run Lacoste's footwear business, has learnt. The French sportswear brand is keen to design and produce its footwear range entirely in-house, and has told it wants to buy the 50% stake held by Pentland as a Lacoste licensee in the Pentland Chaussures Ltd company, taking full control. France's competition authority has been mandated to assess the operation and the potential threats to fair competition, and is set to make a decision soon. If the authority grants approval, it will mark the end of a lengthy cooperation between the two companies. Lacoste first teamed up with Pentland 34 years ago, in 1991. The British group is a sportswear specialist and currently owns or has stakes in brands and chains like JD Sports, Speedo, and Berghaus. Thriving Lacoste, now aiming for a more upmarket positioning, is keen to bring the whole product cycle for its footwear range in-house, from design to the retail distribution, as it has already done for apparel. Lacoste was founded in 1933 by René Lacoste and André Gillier, and was acquired by Swiss group MF Brands in 2012. Its recent growth rates would be enough to make many fashion names happy. After doubling in size in less than a decade, Lacoste recorded an 8% revenue rise in 2024, just shy of the €3 billion mark (of which €500 million were generated in France), and is expected to cross the €4 billion threshold between 2028 and 2030. Footwear is the second-largest revenue generator for Lacoste after ready-to-wear, and its scope is vast: it includes chic urban sneakers, more directional trainers, and several performance lines specific for tennis, running and golfing. The range also includes a less publicised line of outdoor sport shoes, as well as pool slides and sandals. For the other licensed categories, Lacoste is still working with its existing partners: Interparfums for beauty, Marchon for eyewear, and Haddad Brands for the childrenswear range.
Fashion Network
22-04-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Lacoste wants to buy out Pentland's stake in joint footwear business
Lacoste is about to buy the stake held by its long-standing partner, British group Pentland, in the joint-venture company set up by the two in 2018 to run Lacoste's footwear business, has learnt. The French sportswear brand is keen to design and produce its footwear range entirely in-house, and has told it wants to buy the 50% stake held by Pentland as a Lacoste licensee in the Pentland Chaussures Ltd company, taking full control. France's competition authority has been mandated to assess the operation and the potential threats to fair competition, and is set to make a decision soon. If the authority grants approval, it will mark the end of a lengthy cooperation between the two companies. Lacoste first teamed up with Pentland 34 years ago, in 1991. The British group is a sportswear specialist and currently owns or has stakes in brands and chains like JD Sports, Speedo, and Berghaus. Thriving Lacoste, now aiming for a more upmarket positioning, is keen to bring the whole product cycle for its footwear range in-house, from design to the retail distribution, as it has already done for apparel. Lacoste was founded in 1933 by René Lacoste and André Gillier, and was acquired by Swiss group MF Brands in 2012. Its recent growth rates would be enough to make many fashion names happy. After doubling in size in less than a decade, Lacoste recorded an 8% revenue rise in 2024, just shy of the €3 billion mark (of which €500 million were generated in France), and is expected to cross the €4 billion threshold between 2028 and 2030. Footwear is the second-largest revenue generator for Lacoste after ready-to-wear, and its scope is vast: it includes chic urban sneakers, more directional trainers, and several performance lines specific for tennis, running and golfing. The range also includes a less publicised line of outdoor sport shoes, as well as pool slides and sandals. For the other licensed categories, Lacoste is still working with its existing partners: Interparfums for beauty, Marchon for eyewear, and Haddad Brands for the childrenswear range.
Fashion Network
22-04-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Lacoste wants to buy out Pentland's stake in joint footwear business
Lacoste is about to buy the stake held by its long-standing partner, British group Pentland, in the joint-venture company set up by the two in 2018 to run Lacoste's footwear business, has learnt. The French sportswear brand is keen to design and produce its footwear range entirely in-house, and has told it wants to buy the 50% stake held by Pentland as a Lacoste licensee in the Pentland Chaussures Ltd company, taking full control. France's competition authority has been mandated to assess the operation and the potential threats to fair competition, and is set to make a decision soon. If the authority grants approval, it will mark the end of a lengthy cooperation between the two companies. Lacoste first teamed up with Pentland 34 years ago, in 1991. The British group is a sportswear specialist and currently owns or has stakes in brands and chains like JD Sports, Speedo, and Berghaus. Thriving Lacoste, now aiming for a more upmarket positioning, is keen to bring the whole product cycle for its footwear range in-house, from design to the retail distribution, as it has already done for apparel. Lacoste was founded in 1933 by René Lacoste and André Gillier, and was acquired by Swiss group MF Brands in 2012. Its recent growth rates would be enough to make many fashion names happy. After doubling in size in less than a decade, Lacoste recorded an 8% revenue rise in 2024, just shy of the €3 billion mark (of which €500 million were generated in France), and is expected to cross the €4 billion threshold between 2028 and 2030. Footwear is the second-largest revenue generator for Lacoste after ready-to-wear, and its scope is vast: it includes chic urban sneakers, more directional trainers, and several performance lines specific for tennis, running and golfing. The range also includes a less publicised line of outdoor sport shoes, as well as pool slides and sandals. For the other licensed categories, Lacoste is still working with its existing partners: Interparfums for beauty, Marchon for eyewear, and Haddad Brands for the childrenswear range.
