Gen Z beauty lovers are gravitating towards fresh and youthful brands. The Glossier pop-up store launch in Paris drew in ...

While the French onion soup may be the headliner that draws crowds from Akron to Zanesville, the supporting cast on Le Petit ...

Le Petit Triangle Cafe sits on the corner of Fulton Road, its emerald green awning and red bistro chairs announcing its ...

A new book exposes French President Emmanuel Macron's peculiar habits such as using excessive cologne and offering guests ...

The bottle itself deserves mention because it stays true to MFK’s iconic silhouette but finished in a peachy lacquer that ...

Macron’s ‘industrial levels’ of fragrance overpowering aides in Elysee Palace, book claims - ‘Less-accustomed visitors may ...

Trump’s tariffs have rocked global trade. As the EU weighs its response, experts weigh in on what beauty and personal care ...

One extract reveals how, in what is thought to be a bizarre power play, the French president sprays on so much Dior Eau Savage that his staff can smell him before he enters a room.

For these French teens, some young American beauty brands have become more relevant than their legacy French competitors.

CEO Giulio Bergamaschi told WWD why the Italian brand zeroed in on a retail-cum-gallery space in Rue Saint-Honoré and worked ...