Must Read: Harry Styles' Pleasing Debuts Fragrance, Peter Nygard Convicted of Sexual Assault

These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Monday.

Harry Styles’ Pleasing debuts trio of fragrances
Pleasing, the beauty line from Harry Styles, has expanded into the world of fragrance. Launched Monday at Selfridges with a Corner Shop pop-up, the trio of fragrances marks the brand’s first-ever global retail partnership. Scents include “Closeness,” “Rivulets” and “Bright, Hot,” produced in collaboration with perfumer Jerôme Épinette and legendary fragrance house Robertet. Following the pop-up, the perfumes will become available on Nov. 16 on Pleasing.com and in Pleasing’s own stores in New York and Los Angeles. {Fashionista inbox}

Peter Nygard, disgraced fashion mogul, convicted of sexual assault
Fashion executive Peter Nygard was convicted of four counts of sexual assault by a Toronto jury on Sunday. The 82-year-old former fashion mogul, who is behind the fallen Canadian clothing brand Nygard International, is also set to stand trial next year in Montreal and Winnipeg, reports The New York Times reporter Vjosa Isai. He is also facing charges in the United States for sex trafficking, racketeering conspiracy and other charges, in what is a nine-count indictment. {The New York Times/paywalled}

Totême’s secrets to success
How does one create a profitable clothing business worth €100 million? For the founders of quiet luxury brand Totême, Elin Kling and Karl Lindman, it all comes down to staying true to yourself, writes Business of Fashion‘s Tamison O’Connor. When the Swedish husband-and-wife duo launched the brand in 2014, splashy marketing and logomania were all the rage. Totême steered clear of that, staying committed to a simple-yet-elegant brand vision, which paid off — especially with a post-pandemic desire for quiet luxury style. {Business of Fashion/paywalled}

Mixed Feelings and Feast launch merch
Mixed Feelings, a social-first mental health platform from Condé Nast Entertainment, collaborated with sexual wellness community Feast to launch an interactive conversation game, a trendy necklace and temporary tattoos geared towards the platform’s target market: Gen-Z. “This collection is really an amalgamation of both Mixed Feelings and Feast’s desire to spark conversation, break taboos and make memories with friends, family, and ourselves,” said Mixed Feelings’ founding Editor Mi-Anne Chan, in a statement. The collaboration is available to shop on the Feast website. {Fashionista inbox} 

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