#JENNIE was saying hi this time (with eye contact) and then my she read my sign closely this time. She sent a kiss and waved again. She must’ve seen I’m tearing up. You’re the best and I will love you always, no matter what. Thank you for this day.
📝 230603 Global fashion brand COS opened the world's first pop-up store in Seoul. The brand has a wide range of products including hats, swimwear, and shoes, as well as clothing. However, only bags were shown in this pop-up called the ‘cloud bag’. The bag gained attention as it was known to be cost-effective, but ended becoming popular when BLACKPINK member #JENNIE posted a picture of her wearing it on her Instagram. The photos of Jennie actually using this bag in her life, such as airport departure halls, airplanes, and overseas were exposed, and thus eventually nicknamed ‘Jennie Bag’ . This bag, which even caused a shortage, has appeared on a platform that sells limited-edition shoes and bags.
Crowds gathered like clouds at the store that you can’t get in even after waiting for an hour on a weekday (…) the entrance and the building opposite are packed with people. https://t.co/2ZQNT1Xfzg
📝 230602 Roberta Flack, singer behind the song ‘Killing Me Softly’, posted #JENNIE on her Instagram https://t.co/UeQwAiExZg
“@/jennierubyjane just sang ‘Killing Me Softly’ at a Chanel fashion show in Tokyo. What a delight!’
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📝 230602 Roberta Flack, singer behind the song ‘Killing Me Softly’, reposted #JENNIE’s performance of her song on Instagram
“Love this 💕”
“Beautiful”
Jennie performed the song during CHANEL Métiers d'Art in Tokyo, Japan.
📝 230602 Stefan Larsson, who leads the Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein parent as chief executive officer, on Wednesday turned in first-quarter earnings that topped analyst estimates and told WWD that it all came down to the power of his PVH+ strategic plan.
“We are winning across both Tommy and Calvin in product, in consumer engagement and in the marketplace execution,” Larsson said.
The CEO’s PVH+ plan has the company focusing in on must-have “hero” products, backing them up with splashy marketing campaigns — from #JENNIE Kim for Calvin Klein to Shawn Mendes for Tommy Hilfiger — and moving toward a supply chain that is more reactive to consumer changes and requires less inventory.
Revenues for the quarter ended April 30 rose 2 percent to $2.2 billion from $2.1 billion. In constant currencies, the top line grew 5 percent with a 44 percent boost in China, where the market reopened once strict COVID-19 restrictions were dropped.
PVH also reaffirmed its outlook for the year, calling for revenue growth of 2 percent to 3 percent in constant currencies with an operating margin of about 10 percent and EPS of roughly $10.
Calvin Klein’s revenues inched up 3 percent in constant currencies to $887.7 million, with an 11 percent rise in international and 12 percent drop in North America, where declines at wholesale offset direct-to-consumer growth.
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