Wellbeing
Diptyque expands Orphéon collection with limited-edition fragrance and home innovations
Diptyque continues to build upon the legacy of the Parisian Orphéon club, offering a cross-category line that blends heritage and craftsmanship.
“Airports are more than just transit points, they’re the first and last impressions of a destination. At Malaysia Airports we have taken this to heart by curating an experience that lets travellers feel Malaysia, not just pass through it,” says Malaysia Airports Senior General Manager – Commercial Services Hani Ezra Hussin.
“Our new creative direction and refined brand identity has helped us connect with our travelling shoppers in a meaningful way,” says Molton Brown Associate Director GTR Rosie Colleypriest.
Named JungKwanJang Everytime Studio, the store highlights the brand’s best-selling Everytime range alongside engaging interactive elements.
Despite strong demand for prestige fragrances, Q2 net revenue declined due to continued weakness in the mass beauty market and ongoing challenges in APAC, notably in China and Asian travel retail.
L’Oréal CFO Christophe Babule drew on a Dickensian allusion to describe the contrasting fortunes of North Asia and the rest of the world. While Dickens’ famous ‘It was the best of times, it was the worst of times’ opening line doesn’t quite apply, there is no doubt how sharply the region’s performance varied from its geographic counterparts. UPDATED.
Aesop’s arrival in Hainan marks a significant step in the brand’s travel retail expansion, blending a compelling narrative of sustainability, design innovation and storytelling.
“We delivered solid, broad-based growth of +5.1%, once again outperforming the global beauty market. Excluding North Asia, where the Chinese ecosystem remained challenging, sales advanced in high single digits,” says CEO Nicolas Hieronimus.
Among the featured brands are Diptyque, Mini Rodini, Sandqvist, Mantle, Pixi, Skinome, Ceremonia, Selahatin, Nothing, Teenage engineering, Void watches, Kalevala, Akind, Lace laboratory, Ahlvar Gallery, Residuso, Nikben and C’est Normal.
Puig’s core Fragrance and Fashion division emerged as the top contributor, generating €3,538 million (US$3,750 million) in net revenue.
The wellbeing house opened 241 stores in 2024, including its first store in Japan and additional locations in Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and mainland China.
Enhancing its jewellery selection, the retailer has introduced renowned brands TSL (Tse Sui Luen) and King Fook Jewellery to its Gold Street on the first floor.
The elegant flagship underscores L’Oréal’s commitment to “redefining in-store luxury beauty experiences” in the channel, said President Emmanuel Goulin in a post on LinkedIn.
