A data leak from the French website Slip, dating back to 2024, has led to the online circulation of information related to the French government head’s personal details, according to the French satirical newspaper Le Canard Enchaîné. The breach has exposed sensitive personal data, leading to unexpected consequences, including new underwear selections for a man named Seb. The incident has raised concerns about data security and privacy in the digital age. In a separate development, the Canadian sportswear brand Lululemon has unveiled a new line of technical winter jackets, featuring Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton as the face of the campaign. The brand also offers a slip, priced at 25 euros, which is described as "always in motion." This product launch comes amid growing interest in performance-oriented clothing for everyday use. Skims, the sportswear brand founded by Kim Kardashian, has expanded its offerings to include a men’s line. According to Sébastien, the « Iris » color in Skims’ collection pairs well with a new smartphone. Meanwhile, Calvin Klein has introduced a set of three white slips, priced at 44.90 euros. The brand has issued a note of caution, advising against reproducing the campaign featuring actor Jeremy Allen White, to avoid potential future leaks of personal information. Other brands have also entered the slip market with varied options. Eminence offers a slip in blue with white and red trim, made in France, priced at 39.90 euros for two. Decathlon, a popular choice among French consumers, provides slips at a more affordable price of 5.99 euros, highlighting the brand’s strong presence in the country’s retail sector. These diverse options reflect the growing demand for comfortable, everyday clothing in France.