Adidas

Founded in 1949 in Herzogenaurach, Germany, by Adolf "Adi" Dassler, Adidas grew out of a small shoemaking workshop into one of the most recognized sportswear companies in the world. The brand built its early reputation on performance footwear for athletes before expanding into a full lifestyle offering that spans apparel, accessories, and collaborations across sport and street culture. Its three stripe mark remains one of the most identifiable logos in global fashion. It suits shoppers who want performance credibility paired with genuine street relevance.

Max Mara

Launched in 1969 in Italy as an extension of the Max Mara house, Weekend Max Mara was created to bring the same tailoring rigor to a more relaxed, everyday wardrobe. The line takes the parent brand's heritage and applies it to easy knitwear, breezy dresses, and off duty layers built for daily life, without lowering the standard of construction. Quality remains central even as the mood shifts toward comfort. It suits women who want their casual wardrobe to carry the same craftsmanship as their formal one.

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Lancôme

Founded in 1935 by Armand Petitjean in France, Lancôme has spent nearly a century as a leading name in luxury beauty and skincare. The brand started with a passion for classic French elegance, launching five memorable fragrances before expanding into advanced skincare science and makeup. By blending high quality ingredients with regular cosmetic innovation, the label helps people express their personal beauty at every stage of life. Today, it remains a trusted global choice for premium self care, renowned beauty products, and timeless Parisian style.