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Bluestar Alliance LLC acquires Palm Angels® to strengthen its presence in luxury streetwear market

Feb 11, 20257 months ago

Acquiring Company

Bluestar Alliance

Acquired Company

Palm Angels

New YorkMilanE CommerceFashionRetailLifestyle

Description

Bluestar Alliance LLC, a leading global brand management firm, has acquired the luxury streetwear brand Palm Angels®. This acquisition further solidifies Bluestar's leadership in the luxury streetwear market and expands its portfolio of iconic and emerging brands.

Company Information

Company

Bluestar Alliance

Location

New York, New York, United States

About

Founded by Joseph Gabbay and Ralph Gindi in 2006, Bluestar owns, manages, and markets a portfolio of consumer brands that span across many tiers of distribution from luxury to mass market. This portfolio consists of major department store retail brands including Hurley, Tahari, Bebe, as well as Justice, Brookstone, Kensie, Catherine Malandrino, Nanette Lepore, English Laundry, Joan Vass and Limited Too. Each brand is uniquely positioned maintaining the brand heritage and equity, considering new categories and current tiers of distribution. Bluestar's current network of international and domestic partners offers the opportunity to take a niche brand to a visible worldwide lifestyle brand. Since its inception, Bluestar has acquired select brands with current retail sales exceeding $6 billion. The company manages a current portfolio of over 300 licensees and a growing branded retail platform of over 100 stores worldwide.

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