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Dolphin subsidiaries Special Projects, 42West and The Digital Dept. Bring star Power and creator buzz to New York Fashion Week. From Moncler and CHANEL parties to a two-day BRANDEdit creator experience, the agencies delivered standout NYFW moments across the city NEW YORK, September 16, 2026 (Newswire.com) - Special Projects, 42West and The Digital Dept., subsidiaries of Dolphin (Nasdaq:DLPN), delivered a wide-ranging presence at New York Fashion Week (NYFW), spanning star-studded brand activations, client red-carpet moments, influencer takeovers and an immersive creator experience throughout the week. Special Projects, the leading talent booking, creative content and special event agency, went party hopping from uptown to downtown in partnership with Moncler, CHANEL and Rag & Bone. Moncler celebrated the opening of its new Fifth Avenue flagship, drawing guests including François Arnaud, Future, Jessica Chastain, Anne Hathaway, Sam Nivola, Julia Robertos, Adrien Brody, Spike Lee, Jordan Clarkson, Questlove and Cher, among others. CHANEL launched its new Coco Mademoiselle Crush Absolu fragrance at New York institution Balthazar, where "Sterling Point" stars Ella Rubin and Keen Ruffalo and "SNL" cast members Sarah Sherman and Marcello Hernandez partied alongside the band Balu Brigada. Special Projects closed out its run with a menswear event for Rag & Bone at the brand's Tribeca store, and drawing Gus Kenworthy, Kawhi Leonard, Egor Demn, Jamie Mizrahi, Sally Singer and Bryce Alakai, who grooved to DJ Bea Hardy and caught a live performance from Matt Hitt. 42West, one of the entertainment industry's leading full-service public-relations firms, kept its clients front and center throughout the week. The agency handled Christian Siriano's SS27 fashion show, and 42West clients turned out across NYFW's biggest moments: Rachel Zoe hosted an event at What Goes Around Comes Around, where she was announced as the vintage retailer's Style Director for the coming year; Karen Elson hosted a dinner for Lela Rose; Coco Rocha joined Julia Roberts and others at the Moncler dinner; Alexa Chung walked in the Tory Burch show; and Scout Willis attended the Vanity Fair Style Party. The Digital Dept. (TDD), Dolphin's influencer marketing and talent management subsidiary, saw its roster show up in force throughout NYFW. TDD creators Audree Kate Lopez, Kelly Ann Shuman, Chloee Huseman, Leanne Barlow, Ashley Donielle, Kristin Taenzer, Chastity Nolan and Stephanie Nardella attended the LTK Awards in New York, with Huseman also named to the 2026 LTK Creator List. Elsewhere across the week, Susan Yara hosted a NYFW kickoff party for her brand PLAYA and its new dry shampoo launch; Queen Olu made stops at The Stoop by Calzedonia x Beauty of Joseon, the Milk Makeup NYFW event, the Westman Atelier NYFW Pop-Up with ShopMy, the Runway 7 fashion show and Medik8's Sephora launch; and Chloe Lukasiak attended BCBG Presents A Parisian Morning, The Stoop by Calzedonia x Beauty of Joseon, CLDR's NYFW Kickoff Event and the Westman Atelier NYFW Pop-Up with ShopMy. Carla Rockmore sat front row at the Diane von Furstenberg SS27 runway show and also attended the Libertine SS27 show, the Argent Leadership x Style Talking Circle at Gloria Steinem's home, the Jamie Haller Spring 2027 presentation, the Daily Front Row Fashion Media Awards and the Tanner Fletcher presentation, in addition to hosting a panel for Glossy. Charlotte Groeneveld attended Khaite, FFORME, Magda Butrym, Altuzarra and KALLMEYER NEW YORK, and hosted a party at Mr. Chow with Le Tanneur celebrating the handbag she designed in collaboration with the brand. Madison Rae recorded a live episode of her podcast, Progress Girls, in partnership with Simkhai, and Wendy Nguyen partnered with Walmart on its Fashion Week pop-up. Additional TDD creators made their mark across the week: Stephanie Nardella at NYLON Nights and Shopbop's NYFW event; Leanne Barlow at Shopbop's NYFW event; Erika Dwyer across Ann Taylor's NYFW pop-up, the Maje x Who What Wear event, Carolina Herrera's pop-up, BCBG Presents a Parisian Morning and the Marie Claire x ASICS live podcast event; Monica Awe-Etuk at the NYFW Talbots Café; Wilglory at the Estée Lauder 'Glimmer' launch; Katie Duke at the Tibi show; and Kristin Taenzer across the Princess Polly fall showroom, the DRMTLGY event, the Vivrelle x Renggli event, the Amazon x Pinterest event and the LTK event. The Digital Dept. capped the week with its signature BRANDEdit Café Society experience, running September 15-16 at a private venue in New York's Flatiron district. The two-day, invite-only activation welcomed more than 150 fashion, beauty and lifestyle creators through curated, appointment-based time slots, transforming the venue into a stylish neighborhood streetscape of sidewalk cafés, bakeries, newsstands and open-air markets. Title sponsor Comfrt offered creators custom-embroidered sweatshirts as a Fashion Week keepsake, alongside brand activations from Zenni Optical, Shokz (celebrating the launch of OpenDots 2 in a new pink colorway), FRE Wines, Miss Mouth's, Nippies and Clean & Clear, plus gifting from Beauty of Joseon, Playa Beauty, OSEA Malibu and more. "New York Fashion Week is exactly where Special Projects, 42West and The Digital Dept. are built to operate," said Bill O'Dowd, CEO of Dolphin. "Whether it's curating a room of A-list celebrities for clients like Moncler and CHANEL, producing Christian Siriano's runway show, or giving more than 150 creators a reason to talk about a brand for two straight days, this is what Dolphin was built to do best: turn cultural moments into measurable impact for our partners." About Dolphin Dolphin (NASDAQ:DLPN) is where cultural creation meets marketing execution. Founded in 1996 by Bill O'Dowd, Dolphin operates as both a venture studio developing and investing in breakthrough content, products, and experiences and a marketing consortium, featuring leading agencies across every communications discipline. At its core, the venture studio creates, produces, finances, markets, and promotes new businesses and cultural ideas - ranging from acclaimed film, television, and digital content to consumer goods, live events and partnerships that define entertainment and lifestyle. Surrounding this entrepreneurial engine, Dolphin's marketing prowess brings together best-in-class firms including 42West, The Door, Shore Fire Media, Elle Communications, Special Projects and The Digital Dept. Together, this collective delivers unmatched cross-marketing expertise and relationships across every vertical of pop culture - from film, television, music, influencers, sports, hospitality, and fashion to consumer brands and purpose-driven initiatives. Dolphin marketing has been the recipient of many accolades, including #1 Agency of the Year on the Observer PR Power List in 2025, The PR Net 100, and the PR News Elite 120. Investor Contact: James Carbonara HAYDEN IR (646)-755-7412 [email protected]

New vintage clothing store Moxie opens in Glasgow's Hidden Lane. A new destination for vintage clothing and second-hand fashion has opened in Rag & Bone in Finnieston's Hidden Lane, offering shoppers a curated collection of designer labels, classic tailoring and one-off statement pieces. Moxie is based in The Yard Rooms, a new retail space inside Rag & Bone. The two-floor store is already known for its collection of antique furniture, vintage interiors, art and collectables. Founded in 2007 by broadcaster, publicist and lifelong fashion devotee Heather Suttie, Moxie stocks womenswear, menswear, jewellery and accessories. Every item is hand-selected by Heather and Moxie's new colleague, Gillian Welsh for its design, quality and wearability. The collection includes preloved designer clothing from Vivienne Westwood, Celine, Aquascutum, Biba, Jaeger, Levi's and Ralph Lauren, to original vintage pieces from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. Shoppers can expect beautifully cut coats, classic tailoring, denim, sportswear, sequins and statement pieces designed to be worn rather than saved for a special occasion. Heather said: "We've sourced and sold vintage through pop-ups for many years, so finding a permanent home in Rag & Bone in The Hidden Lane feels like the right next step. Every piece earns its place on the rail." Moxie opens during Oxfam's Second Hand September campaign, which encourages people to buy pre-owned clothing instead of new for the month. The campaign promotes longer use of existing clothes and challenges the culture of disposable fashion. Heather added: "Buying vintage and preloved clothing lets you build a wardrobe with far more personality. You can find better fabrics, stronger construction and pieces that have already lasted for decades. Peter Green, founder of Rag & Bone, said: "As soon as UK News Group saw Moxie's archive collection, UK News Group knew UK News Group wanted Heather and Gillian to bring that colour, texture and personality into Rag & Bone. "Moxie is our dedicated vintage clothing dealer and fits perfectly with what we are creating in The Yard Rooms - a place where independent businesses can offer pieces you won't find everywhere else." Moxie will introduce fresh vintage and preloved clothing drops every week, giving customers new rails and themed edits to browse throughout the season. Private shopping events, late-night openings and special collections are also planned. Peter added: "The Yard Rooms mark an exciting expansion for Rag & Bone. From October, we'll also stay open until 8pm every Thursday, giving people more time to visit, browse and enjoy everything the space has to offer." Moxie is in The Yard Rooms at Rag & Bone, 32 The Hidden Lane,1103 Argyle Street, Finnieston, Glasgow G3 8ND. Rag & Bone currently opens Thursday to Sunday, from 11 am until 6 pm, with late openings until 8pm on Thursdays from October.