Is Adele Starting a Beauty Business?

Adele likes to keep people guessing, she keeps quiet about what she is working on and the public will know about any of her work until the right time comes. Although the superstar hasn’t said anything specifically about starting a new business, a recent trademark filing suggests she may be expanding her horizons beyond music.

The singer was granted approval to trademark a new company in the UK called The Shelbourne Collective Ltd. The trademark, filed earlier this week and put on hold mirroris classified by the British government under label 74100, which includes “special design activities,” according to an online copy of the filing.

This classification opens Adele to a number of works with The Shelbourne Collective Ltd. Several media outlets immediately suggested that her focus might be on cosmetics, but that’s not all she might be producing with the new venture. She may also want to be an entrepreneur in fashion, accessories or even home design, which all should be covered under the same classification. messenger,

Adele’s move into trademarking a business entity raises questions about her post-music career plans, or the potential addition to her already formidable musical dominance. Many successful artists have successfully transferred their fame Board Taking advantage of its popularity and well-crafted brands to explore avenues such as fashion, fragrances, cosmetics and even home accessories, charting in various other sectors. Sometimes, they can make millions from these ventures like Rihanna and Kanye West.

Adele’s business speculation heats up following her recently concluded Las Vegas residency, Weekends with Adele. Due to popular demand the duration of the concerts was extended several times, but now it has been abolished for one year. She will return to Sin City for more performances in January 2024.

The Grammy winner is known for taking substantial breaks between album releases, so don’t expect new music any time soon. Adele’s last concert performance was her full-length 30Which was released in late 2021.

While trademark filings do not necessarily guarantee solid business growth, they often serve as indicators of a musician’s interests beyond his or her primary profession. Adele’s potential venture into a group spanning various design activities is interesting, especially considering the fact that she hasn’t explicitly talked about such ambitions in the past.

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