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Giddy up in Style—Your Festival Look Is Ready to Ride! LOS ANGELES, April 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- SHEIN, the popular global fashion and lifestyle online retailer, is thrilled to announce its return as fashion sponsor for the fourth consecutive year at Stagecoach: California's Country Music Festival. The festival will take place from Friday, April 25, to Sunday, April 27, at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California. In collaboration with Stagecoach, SHEIN has crafted a Stagecoach-inspired clothing collection full of denim, boho prints, and earthy tones, all with a country twist. This year, SHEIN is spotlighting its festival-ready trend stores, including SHEIN BAE and SHEIN ICON —each store caters to a different aesthetic, from 'Cowgirl Charm' to 'Desert Darling' to 'Runway Rodeo.' Shoppers can search each store name on SHEIN.com to find a variety of pieces to create the ultimate Stagecoach, including flowy maxi skirts, matching denim sets, embroidered cowboy boots, statement accessories, and much more. SHEIN is also bringing back the fan-favorite SHEIN Saloon to Stagecoach. The SHEIN Saloon will offer fans an array of fun experiences like karaoke and line dancing sessions, a photo booth, and a bar. Plus, attendees will be able to personalize a SHEIN cowboy hat with their favorite accessories. SHEIN is calling on fans to share their festival fashion on social media by tagging @shein_us and using the hashtag #SHEINFestivalFits. Shop the SHEIN x Stagecoach collection now at us.SHEIN.com. About SHEIN SHEIN is a global online fashion and lifestyle retailer offering SHEIN-branded apparel and products from a global network of vendors, all at affordable prices. Headquartered in Singapore, SHEIN is committed to making the beauty of fashion accessible to all, promoting its industry-leading, on-demand production methodology for a smarter, future-ready industry. To learn more about SHEIN, visit www.sheingroup.com.
SINGAPORE, April 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Fosus successfully hosted the Asia Pacific Supply Chain Sustainability Summit (APSCS) 2025 at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay in Singapore, on March 19-20. This two-day premier event brought together policymakers, industry leaders, and sustainability experts from sectors including FMCG, electronics, fashion & textiles, chemicals, healthcare, and digital solutions. The summit provided a platform for sharing insights, best practices, and innovative strategies to transform supply chains in today's rapidly evolving global landscape. Hosted by Fosus, the Asia Pacific Supply Chain Sustainability Summit 2025 (March 19-20, Singapore) advances eco-driven innovations in global supply chains. The event was made possible through the invaluable support of key sponsors Asuene APAC, Benchmark Gensuite, LRQA, and SGS, alongside strategic partners GoNetZero and ChangeMakr. These organizations played a crucial role in advancing sustainability in global supply chains and shaping the discussions at the summit. Key Themes & Focus Areas Geopolitical Shifts and Supply Chain Transformation Climate Leadership, Water Stewardship, and Circular Economy Leveraging Technology for Sustainable Procurement and Supplier Development Reducing Transportation Emissions and Addressing Scope 3 Challenges Decarbonizing Manufacturing and Achieving Resource Efficiency Sustainable Packaging, Biopolymers, and Renewable Materials Supplier Diversity, Inclusive Growth, and ESG Impacts Building Effective Carbon Reduction Partnerships Day 1 Highlights (19 March 2025) The summit opened with remarks from Chairman Steve Young, an ESG Trainer who has worked with organizations such as BCG and the Big 4, focused on how the rapidly changing global system is reshaping supply chains. Esteemed speakers such as Zijian Khor (ESG Public Leader) discussed the geopolitical impacts on supply chains, while Shailesh Upadhyay (Haleon) presented on green supplier ecosystems. Jose Ordonez (CDP) shared insights on driving transparency through data, and Anurag Priyadarshi (ex-Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages) explored the intersection of climate and water stewardship. Shu Setogawa (Asuene APAC) demonstrated how AI-enabled sustainability reporting and product carbon footprints drive collaborative action. Panel discussions delved into global trends in sustainable supply chains and innovation strategies tailored to the Asia Pacific region, with contributions from thought leaders at WWF Singapore, Colgate-Palmolive, LRQA, and DBS. The afternoon sessions highlighted key sustainability pathways, including circular manufacturing models from Dell's Bobby Raother, ethical apparel sourcing from MAS Intimates' Sameera and Benchmark Gensuite's Jason Yang presented AI-powered solutions for supply chain risk management and ESG compliance, helping enterprises mitigate global supplier risks. Nilesh Shah, Site Head from Reckitt Benckiser shared the Manufacturing sustainability best practices as examples for industry wide implementation. The day concluded with lively panel discussions on aligning procurement with sustainability for global impact. Day 2 Highlights (20 March 2025) Dr. Riza Suarga opened the second day with a focus on carbon trading and its role in combating climate change, featuring insights from the Indonesia Carbon Trade Association. Industry leaders, including former P&G executive Omer Awan, outlined multimodal logistics optimization strategies aimed at reducing transport emissions, emphasizing the potential of route digitization and strategic carrier partnerships in the FMCG sector. Bhavana Gupta from SGS redefined supply chain assurance through the "Compliance-Verification-Innovation" triad, while Pierre Vignaud from Country Foods shared insights on balancing sustainability and cost savings through innovative packaging. Panel discussions focused on circular economy approaches, resource efficiency, and sustainability transformation in logistics, with experts from DUYTAN Recycling, 3M, and other organizations offered strategies to promote circularity and accelerate carbon reduction. Afternoon sessions featured Braskem's Tim Wagler and DP World's Vineet Mahajan, who outlined strategies for biopolymer adoption and logistics transformation, followed by a fireside chat on the importance of supplier diversity with Standard Chartered. The summit concluded with Schneider Electric and other experts sharing insights on building carbon reduction partnerships, culminating in Asahi Group's sharing of global sustainable best practices. Fosus extends its gratitude to all sponsors, speakers, and participants for their valuable contributions and looks forward to continued engagement in building a greener, more resilient supply chain in Asia Pacific. We look forward to welcoming you in Shanghai for our next event! ContactEmail: info@fosusglobal.com
Open through Jun 29, the exhibition – featuring 100 works from 20 institutions and private collections – celebrates the beauty of Korea through 'Minhwa' dating from Joseon dynasty to modern times SEOUL, South Korea, April 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Amorepacific Museum of Art is pleased to present a special exhibition of traditional Korean art, "Beyond Joseon Minhwa," in celebration of Amorepacific's 80th anniversary. Running from March 27 to June 29, the exhibition showcases 'Minhwa' from Joseon dynasty to the modern era through a contemporary lens. Exhibition poster for “Beyond Joseon Minhwa” by Amorepacific Museum of Art Minhwa, which literally translates to "painting of the people," refers to Korean folk painting created by ordinary people in the distant past. In recent years, these works have been gaining recognition for their unique compositions, expressions, colors, individuality and level of completeness, transcending time and space to align with contemporary aesthetics. The exhibition aims to celebrate the growing interest in Minhwa while providing a fresh point of view on the beauty of Korea. The exhibition showcases Minhwa from a variety of perspectives by categorizing the works based on subject matter, allowing visitors to experience the unique expressions and aesthetics of Minhwa in depth. From highly detailed and sophisticated pieces to bold and distinctive works, the exhibition presents the diverse appeal and charm of Minhwa. In addition to works inspired by Korean court paintings, the exhibition also includes craftworks—including ceramics, metalwork, woodcraft and textiles—underscoring the influence of Minhwa on decorative arts while offering a glimpse into trends that dominated different eras. A total of over 100 artworks from 20 institutions and private collections, as well as newly acquired pieces by Amorepacific Museum of Art and rarely seen masterpieces, will be on display. Notably, the museum will unveil "Bookshelves" by Yi Taek-gyun and "Geumgang Mountain" from its collection, in addition to best-known Minhwa works, such as "Tiger and Magpies," "Dragon in Clouds," and "A Fish Transforming into a Dragon (Rising from Obscurity to Fame)." Moreover, visitors will get a chance to see "Ethical Letters from Jeju Island" from the National Maritime Museum of Korea collection, "One Hundred Fans" from the Seoul National University Museum collection, "Lotus Flowers" from a private collection, and "Eight Views of Gwandong" lent by Hengso Museum of Keimyung University. Accompanying the exhibition is a 400-page exhibition catalogue, featuring high-quality images, essays by 19 contributors and artwork descriptions by 18 scholars. The catalogue provides in-depth insights into Minhwa and its artistic significance, serving as an excellent opportunity to experience the rich diversity and captivating beauty of Minhwa from diverse perspectives. In an effort to reduce waste and carbon emissions, Amorepacific Museum of Art is committed to sustainable exhibition practices. For this exhibition, more than 50% of the steel frames and glass from the 2023 exhibition "Beyond Folding Screens 2" were repurposed. Additionally, most of the partition walls were constructed using recycled materials from previous exhibitions, promoting waste reduction and resource circulation. [Exhibition Overview] Title: Beyond Joseon Minhwa Duration: March 27, 2025 (Thu) – June 29, 2025 (Sun) Opening hours: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Last admission at 5:30 PM / Closed on Mondays) Location: Amorepacific Museum of Art (100, Hangang-daero, Yongsan-gu, Seoul) Reservations: Book tickets through the Amorepacific Museum of Art's official website (http://apma.amorepacific.com) Lending institutions: National Museum of Korea, Gyeongju National Museum, Jeonju National Museum, National Folk Museum of Korea, National Maritime Museum of Korea, National Agricultural Museum of Korea, The Korean Studies Institute, Gyeonggi Ceramic Museum, Seoul Museum of History, Busan Museum, Ulsan Museum, Jeonju Museum of History, Cheonan Museum, Seoul National University Museum, Hanyang University Museum, Hengso Museum of Keimyung University, Leeum Museum of Art, Horim Museum, Gana Foundation for Art and Culture (19 total) Inquiries: Amorepacific Museum of Art / 02-6040-2345 / museum@amorepacific.com Amorepacific Museum of Art Presents New Exhibition of Korean Folk Painting, 'Beyond Joseon Minhwa’
HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach Newswire - 1 April 2025 - Coface's survey on Chinese corporate payment behavior shows growing caution among suppliers to offer credit sales and extended collection period in 2024. Companies generally extended their payment terms, aided in part by third-party risk mitigation tools that may provide some comfort for suppliers to accommodate client needs. Longer payment terms have mitigated increases in payment delays, which rose only slightly from 64 days to 65 days. However, if payment delays are added to payment terms, the total average waiting time between product delivery and payment collection increased from 133 days in 2023 to 141 days in 2024. Among respondents that experienced ultra-long payment delays (ULPDs, above 180 days), almost half reported late payment worth at more than 2% of annual turnover. This proportion was significantly up from 33% in 2023 and implied a rise in non-payment risk. Junyu Tan, North Asia Economist at Coface, says: "The collection period for Chinese suppliers lengthened in 2024, due to declining corporate revenues, driven by slower volume growth amid sluggish domestic demand but also by price pressures in an ongoing deflationary environment. While suppliers extended payment terms on average, growing caution was evident as fewer companies offered credit sales. Looking ahead to 2025, 52% of our respondents expected the economic outlook to improve as government stimulus efforts may have bolstered confidence among companies. However, this optimism could be overstated, as stimulus measures have been relatively restrained so far, and tariff risks for trade sectors remain a looming challenge. Coface expects China's GDP growth to stand at 4.3% in 2025." Payment delays[1]: Increasing ultra-long payment delays Companies generally extended payment terms in 2024, aided in part by third-party risk mitigation tools. The average total payment terms increased from 70 days in 2023 to 76 days in 2024. Thanks to these more generous terms, payment delays remained relatively stable, rising only slightly from 64 days to 65 days. However, if payment delays are added to payment terms, the total average waiting time between product delivery and payment collection, known as days sales outstanding (DSO), increased from 133 days in 2023 to 141 days in 2024, indicating an extended collection period from a year ago. The share of respondents reporting past dues considerably reduced from 62% in 2023 to 44% in 2024. The duration of delays also remained stable. However, when combined with longer payment terms, the average days sales outstanding (DSO) rose from 133 days in 2023 to 141 days in 2024, indicating extended collection periods. Meanwhile, among respondents that experienced ultra-long payment delays (ULPDs, above 180 days), 50% reported late payment worth more than 2% of annual turnover. This proportion was significantly up from 33% in 2023 and implied a rise in non-payment risk. Based on Coface's practical experience, 80% of such delays, above 180 days and exceeding 2% of suppliers' annual turnover, were not able to be collected. By sector, the wood industry has experienced the most significant extension in payment delays, primarily driven by the prolonged housing market crisis that suppressed furniture demand and led to a significantly longer settlement cycle for the sector. Meanwhile, the automotive sector faced similar challenges. This was largely attributed to the financial burden on car dealers, who were grappling with losses and capital constraints amid an ongoing discount war aimed at reducing inventory. The construction industry continued to have one of the longest DSO in the survey, reflecting persistently tight liquidity conditions for the downstream. Economic expectations: Competition to remain intense amid persisting overcapacity pressure Respondents remained optimistic about the economic outlook over the next 12 months, with 52% expecting business conditions to improve in 2025. Pharmaceuticals remained the most optimistic industry (83%), driven by structural demand from an aging population. Metals ranked second in optimism (72%), likely fuelled by hopes for stimulus measures. Yet, this sentiment may be excessive, as muted demand from the housing construction sector may continue to weigh on real demand. Additionally, rising tariffs between the U.S. and China could exacerbate challenges for metals like steel and aluminium that are subject to higher tariffs. Textiles remained the most pessimistic sector, though fewer respondents expected the outlook to worsen compared to last year, as textile firms may find some relief from moderating raw material costs, with prices for cotton and oil expected to trend lower. Fierce competition remained the top risk facing corporate operations in 2025, highlighting the persistent challenge of China's excessive production capacity. Slowing demand ranked as the second-largest risk, particularly for export-oriented firms, which could face heightened trade barriers under a second Trump presidency. It remained unclear whether government efforts to stimulate domestic demand would be sufficient to offset the shortfall in external demand. The sustained gap between supply and demand is likely to push Chinese companies to continue engaging in price competition to drive sales, further intensifying market pressures. [1] Payment delay refers to the period between the payment due date and the date the payment is made, as reported by our respondents on average. Hashtag: #CofaceThe issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.COFACE: FOR TRADEAs a global leading player in trade credit risk management for more than 75 years, Coface helps companies grow and navigate in an uncertain and volatile environment. Whatever their size, location or sector, Coface provides 100,000 clients across some 200 markets. with a full range of solutions: Trade Credit Insurance, Business Information, Debt Collection, Single Risk insurance, Surety Bonds, Factoring. Every day, Coface leverages its unique expertise and cutting-edge technology to make trade happen, in both domestic and export markets. In 2024, Coface employed ~5 236 people and recorded a turnover of ~€1.84 billion. For more information, visit coface.com.hk
Pieces include statement outerwear and accessories inspired by the world of "The Hunger Games" LOS ANGELES, March 31, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, global fashion and lifestyle online retailer SHEIN, announced the launch of its The Hunger Games franchise collection in collaboration with Lionsgate. The limited-edition collaboration fuses fashion, fandom and pop culture making it a must-have for any The Hunger Games films fan enthusiast. The collection includes bold apparel and accessories for both women and men, including elements inspired by the iconic franchise. From Capitol chic to District daring, these extraordinary pieces let fans rebel against the ordinary. Fans can expect vibrant designs, symbolic imagery, and artwork inspired by the world of The Hunger Games. Celebrating the themes of survival, resilience, and revolution, The Hunger Games x SHEIN collection brings fans a fresh way to showcase their love for the series. "We are excited to collaborate with SHEIN to bring The Hunger Games fans a collection that lets them wear their fandom with pride," said Debbie Olshan, Director, Global Consumer Products at Lionsgate. "This collaboration blends fashion and film, enabling fans to express their connection to the story in a stylish and meaningful way." The Hunger Games franchise encompasses four critically-acclaimed novels that have sold over 100 million copies worldwide and been translated into 52 languages as well as a blockbuster film franchise that has grossed more than $3.4 billion at the worldwide box office. Suzanne Collins' latest Hunger Games novel, the eagerly-anticipated Sunrise on the Reaping, was launched by Scholastic on March 18, 2025 and will be adapted into a major motion picture event to be released by Lionsgate on November 20, 2026. Lionsgate also just announced the October debut of The Hunger Games stage play in London. The collection is available on SHEIN's website, with prices ranging from USD$5-$20. SHEIN invites customers to share their fun finds on social media by tagging @SHEIN_US with hashtag #TheHungerGamesxSHEIN on all social platforms. For more information on The Hunger Games x SHEIN collaboration and to explore the collection, please visit:https://us.shein.com/campaigns/thehungergames2025ss?onelink=9/4hfbnd6at83a&requestId=olw-4hwmpua0ahos&url_from=onelink590197771464048693. About SHEIN SHEIN is a global online fashion and lifestyle retailer offering SHEIN-branded apparel and products from a global network of vendors, all at affordable prices. Headquartered in Singapore, SHEIN is committed to making the beauty of fashion accessible to all, promoting its industry-leading, on-demand production methodology for a smarter, future-ready industry. To learn more about SHEIN, visit www.sheingroup.com. About Lionsgate Global Products & Experiences Lionsgate Global Products & Experiences is a division within Lionsgate Studios Corp. (Nasdaq: LION), one of the world's leading standalone, pure play, publicly-traded content companies. By leveraging the studios' world-class portfolio of film and television brands and franchises, the division drives incremental revenue and builds consumer engagement via live shows and experiences, location-based entertainment destinations, games, physical and digital merchandise, and select strategic partnerships and investments. The group has announced multiple stage productions (Dirty Dancing, La La Land, Wonder and Nashville for Broadway, and The Hunger Games for London), integrations with marquee games (Call of Duty, Dead By Daylight, Roblox, and Fortnite), and collaborations with best-in-class consumer products licensees (LEGO, American Classics, Hot Toys, Funko, and more). Attractions based on Lionsgate's top franchises The Hunger Games, John Wick, SAW and other iconic IP can be found at theme parks and destinations in Asia, the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Middle East, with the highly anticipated John Wick Experience now open in Las Vegas.
MONTEREY, Calif., March 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Retro Stage, a brand dedicated to reviving iconic vintage aesthetics in contemporary fashion, has announced the addition of several new styles to their retro swimsuit collection, which is inspired by some of the most transformative periods of swimwear design. The swimsuits in this collection range in style from the 1930s to the 1980s, with the goal being a reimagining of these eras' nostalgic charm with modern-day functionality for today's beachgoers, poolside loungers, and retro fashion enthusiasts. retro-stage-vintage-swimsuits-1930s-1980s Retro Stage offered the following summary as an introduction to the history behind the collection: "We begin in the 1930s, which marked the official transition from restrictive swim dresses to the shoulder-baring suits we know today. Then, we move to the 1940s, where a renewed culture of optimism gave rise to revolutionary yet modest high-waisted silhouettes, ruffled detailing that emphasized the figure, and patriotic elements like nautical stripes. Then come the 1950s, a period that shifted the focus of fashion to pin-up-style glamour with structured busts, sweetheart necklines, and playful polka dots inspired by Hollywood starlets. The rebellious 1960s brought bold color-blocking techniques and geometric cutouts, not to mention the rise of the bikini as a symbol of women's liberation. Finally, we end in the 1970s with the essence of bohemian freedom—plunging necklines and free-spirited earth tones." The brand notes that each of these decades' most standout features have been lovingly reconstructed in the retro swimwear collection using modern materials, such as sun-protective and stretch fabrics, to maximize every garment's wearability and overall lifespan. "Swimwear is a time capsule of cultural shifts," said the lead designer behind the project. "Our collection honors the audacity of the '40s, the glamour of the '50s, the rebellion of the '60s, and the freedom of the '70s—all while ensuring today's wearer feels confident and chic." The brand maintains that this collection both represents and reaffirms their ongoing commitment to preserving fashion history while catering to modern tastes. The creative journey behind these eclectic swimsuits began with studies of archived vintage magazines, pieces worn by legends like Brigitte Bardot and Esther Williams for their most iconic films, and photos of real beachgoers setting the trends of the day. From there, Retro Stage's designers reached out to several historians for collaborations, ensuring that the patterns and silhouettes taking shape in their sketches were as true to life as possible. However, authenticity also needed to be balanced with inclusivity to make the collection more accessible, so the team made sure there were extended sizing options and adjustable elements on many of the designs. To celebrate this release, Retro Stage has provided a sneak peek below of what customers can expect to find while browsing the new collection. 1930s-inspired swimsuits that play with a variety of necklines, colors, and patterns to reflect the experimental attitude of the time. 1940s-style one-pieces with modest cuts, gathered seams, and sailor-inspired accents. One example is the Red 1940s Halter Patchwork One-Piece Swimsuit, which contrasts figure-flattering ruching with whimsical polka-dot trim. 1950s halter bikinis with structured underwire inserts and adjustable ties in nostalgic floral fabrics. The 1950s Floral Halter Lace-Up Bikini Set is a standout in this category with its lovely daisy-print top and vivid green high-waisted bottoms. 1960s mod bikinis featuring geometric cutouts and vibrant contrasting colors in a nod to the explosive rise of the "itsy bitsy" two-piece. 1970s kaftans with flowing fringe accents for effortless poolside glamour. 1980s suits that are sure to grab attention with neon color palettes and eye-catching patterns. Among these will be select pieces constructed from various eco-friendly materials, including recycled nylon. When asked about the place of the collection in today's fashion scene, the Retro Stage team drew a comparison to the ongoing resurgence of vintage aesthetics through sustainable fashion. "Clothing in the 20th century was made to last," they said, "so in the quest for sustainability, it makes perfect sense that people are looking to incorporate vintage pieces into their wardrobe. Of course, not everyone has access to garments from those eras, so our goal is to provide people with our take on those beloved pieces at a similar level of quality." The brand also asserted that this collection appeals to the modern-day woman's desires for her own unique fashion narrative and a versatile wardrobe, noting that today, swimsuits are often styled as bodysuits and paired with bottoms like jeans or high-waisted skirts. The Retro Stage online store invites new and returning customers to make a splash with the latest updates to their vintage swimsuit collection, available both online and in select boutiques. The brand reiterates their commitment to blending classic and contemporary fashion in innovative ways, ending with this final remark: "Retro Stage is the place where every stitch tells a story, and every beach day becomes a vintage revival." About Retro Stage Retro Stage is a popular vintage fashion brand featuring classic clothing and accessories inspired by 20th-century aesthetics. As a vintage style pioneer, Retro Stage is more than a brand; it's a way of life, helping every customer explore the history of fashion through chic and glamorous retro style. "Beauty never fades," said the Retro Stage team. "All we want to do is encourage women to build a better life for themselves and confidently embrace their natural allure."
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