Fashion

‘PUMA continues to support gaming as an important part of the culture around consumers,’ said PUMA.

The range includes hoodies and tees featuring the magazine’s logo and three different covers.

“I grew up watching the Teletubbies, so being able to combine that nostalgia with my passion for fashion is a dream come true,” said Christian Cowan.

Dot Dash Design’s Paula Rich and Christa Mavroudis talk research, the heritage sector and bringing fresh angles to established brands.

From now until March 14th, for every product sold from Nadiya’s collection, WUKA will donate a pair of WUKA Basics period pants to Choose Love.

“We are thrilled to add Magical Beauty, our first black-owned global licensing partner, as our newest licensee to offer our fans a whimsical experience in hair care,” said April Showers, Founder and CEO of Afro Unicorn.

Start Licensing’s Ian Downes looks at the ever-tightening relationship between the charity space and the licensing industry.

SBC’s Sophie Bloomfield, Moonbug Entertainment’s Dominic Sander, iLLUMiARTi’s Marisa Morgan and Simon’s Cat’s Emily Osborne discuss the power of licensing to tell a brand’s story.

“We will introduce the iconic purple dinosaur to a new generation of kids and families around the world across content, products and experiences,” said Josh Silverman, Chief Franchise Officer and Global Head of Consumer Products at Mattel.

Andrew MacDonald – Founder and CEO at Ringers Western – on why his company and Bundaberg Rum go hand in hand.