Fashion
UK’s BFC & Pandora unveil revamped cultural fashion award
The award has evolved to reflect the partnership’s renewed focus on cultural storytelling through fashion and the growing influence of stylists in shaping viral moments across red carpets, screens and social media. It also forms part of a broader, year-round partnership between Pandora and the BFC, built on a shared commitment to supporting emerging talent and creating a cultural programme that resonates with global media and the creative industries, the BFC said in a press release.
The British Fashion Council and Pandora have redefined the Pandora award as the Style Moment of the Year Award, celebrating a stylist behind a culturally impactful, viral fashion or entertainment moment.
Reflecting fashion’s role in storytelling and cultural influence, the award highlights originality, creativity, and the power of styling.
“Empowering self-expression is at the core of what Pandora stands for. This award shines a light on the creative force of stylists, those who craft identity through the styling of fashion. It is a natural extension of our commitment to culture, collaboration, and championing emerging talent,” Berta de Pablos-Barbier, chief marketing officer, Pandora, said.
“This award reflects the changing dynamics of fashion and highlights its ongoing impact on wider entertainment and culture. We’re thrilled to evolve this award in partnership with Pandora to celebrate a singular fashion moment that goes beyond just aesthetics – a moment that defines a year and lives on beyond it,” Laura Weir, chief executive officer, British Fashion Council, said.
The Style Moment of the Year Award presented by Pandora recognises a moment that significantly contributes to the cultural conversation, sparking widespread discussion and reflecting a key societal moment. It must demonstrate originality and boldness by pushing creative boundaries in design, styling, or presentation. The winning moment should also achieve global influence and virality, dominating media and social platforms, while showcasing a creative use of embellishment or accessories. Ultimately, it must possess both timeliness and timelessness, standing out as a defining fashion statement and cultural milestone that transcends the year it debuted.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (RR)
Published
October 12, 2025
Sweet Tooth by Sabrina Carpenter announced on Friday it has inked a new retail partnership with Ulta Beauty, that will see the celebrity-backed fragrance collection rollout nationwide via the U.S. beauty chain.
The four-scent fragrance line, made up of Sweet Tooth, Caramel Dream, Cherry Baby and Me Espresso, will be available to Ulta customers in-store and online, along with a new Bite Sized version, a 10ml mini fragrance edition of the four big scents.
The pop star first launched her Sweet Tooth fragrance line some three years ago, in partnership with perfume manufacturer Scent Beauty.
“We’re proud to see Sabrina Carpenter’s Sweet Tooth collection launch across Ulta Beauty stores and on Ulta.com, bringing her signature scents to a wide audience,” said Stephen Mormoris, CEO of Scent Beauty.
“This milestone not only expands the reach of Sabrina’s playful, gourmand fragrances but also connects her devoted fanbase with Ulta Beauty’s community of beauty lovers always seeking what’s new, expressive and culturally relevant. We are proud to partner with Ulta Beauty to deliver unique fragrance experiences that bring fans closer to the artists they love while enhancing beauty discovery across their trend-forward assortment.”
The Sweet Tooth fragrance collection retails for $35-$55 per bottle, with the mini versions selling for $20. A Bite Sized coffret will also be available to purchase for $45.
”We’re thrilled to introduce fragrances from Sabrina Carpenter’s Sweet Tooth collection to Ulta Beauty stores nationwide and Ulta.com,” said Linda Suliafu, vice president of merchandise, Ulta Beauty.
“This curated launch marks an exciting moment for growth for the Fragrances by Sabrina brand, bridging her devoted fanbase with our scent-loving guest who’s always seeking what’s new, expressive, and culturally relevant products to add to their beauty routine. Sabrina’s fragrances tap into the growing demand for gourmand, dessert-inspired scents that feel both playful and elevated. We’re proud to help make this moment possible for Sabrina along with new and existing guests, delivering unique experiences that bring fans closer to their icons while enhancing beauty discovery across Ulta Beauty’s vibrant, differentiated and trend-forward assortment.”
The Sweet Tooth Ulta Beauty rollout kicks off October 10 online and in-store beginning October 26.
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Slightly more than half of the various industrial sectors produced less than they did one year previously. Of the eight largest industrial sectors, output rose the most sharply in the repair and installation of machinery, while it fell the most sharply in the transport equipment industry.
A more accurate picture of changes in short-term output is obtained when the figures are adjusted for seasonal effects and the working-day pattern. After adjustment, manufacturing output rose by 1.7 per cent in August relative to July, CBS said in a press release.
In August 2025, Dutch manufacturing output remained unchanged year-on-year, although output declined in over half of the industrial sectors.
After seasonal adjustment, output rose by 1.7 per cent compared to July.
The strongest growth was seen in the repair and installation of machinery, while transport equipment recorded the sharpest decline.
After adjusting for seasonal and working-day effects, manufacturing output often fluctuates significantly. In the spring of 2020, output declined rapidly, reaching a low point in May 2020. This was followed by an upward trend until May 2022. The trend has reversed since then.
Producer confidence was less negative in September than it was in August. Manufacturers were more positive regarding output for the next three months, in particular.
Germany is an important market for the Dutch manufacturing sector. In September, German manufacturers were more negative than they were in August, as reported by Eurostat. In August, the calendar-adjusted output of the German manufacturing sector was down by 5.1 per cent, year on year. Relative to July, output fell by 5.5 per cent, as reported by Destatis.
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