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February 17, 2026

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Wellness

Function Health’s new Erewhon smoothie was designed to highlight nutritional gaps and promote telehealth lab testing

Function Health, the 4-year-old health platform co-founded by longevity expert Mark Hyman, M.D., joined the growing cohort of Erewhon partners today with the launch of a limited-edition bottled smoothie sold in Erewhon stores. The marketing initiative was designed to drive awareness to nutritional deficiencies discovered from the lab tests of Function’s 500,000 telehealth users.

Fashion

Fashion brands hope the fall of department stores leads to a ’boutique boom’

Wholesale may be struggling, but at New York Fashion Week, designers are hoping for a "boutique boom" to revitalize fashion retail.

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Beauty Briefing: Why every beauty brand is collaborating with a soda

Some beauty consumers still haven’t forgotten the smell of their Dr. Pepper Lip Smackers of the 1990s. While Lip Smackers are long gone, thirty years later, there’s a new wave of soda-inspired lip glosses hitting the shelves.

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What brands need to know about personalization in 2026

Loyalty is eroding — 38% of consumers expect to be worse off over the next three years — but personalization is one of the few levers brands have to keep shoppers coming back. Watch this on-demand webinar and hear Eduardo Frias, Field CTO at Shopify, and guest speaker Emily Pfeiffer, principal analyst at Forrester, break down what’s actually working in retail personalization right now. Learn how brands and retailers, including Paige Denim, Evereve and Little Words Project, are taking a smarter approach to personalization to win over shoppers, even when budgets are tight.

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Fashion

J.Crew bets on scarcity with The Rollneck Remix designer collaboration pop-up

For a brand with more than 100 stores nationwide, choosing not to use them is an unexpected move. That was the case with J.Crew’s launch of The Rollneck Remix — a New York Fashion Week–timed collaboration with five emerging designers — exclusively through a four-day pop-up at 75 Spring Street and online, bypassing its broader retail fleet.