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Korean fashion house ADLV lands in Australia this May

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ADLV co-founders Jinmo and Jaemo Goo launched the streetwear business in 2017, and opened its first store in Korea’s Gangnam district. “We love seeing how consumers adapt pieces to the Australian climate. .” ADLV’s Australian director Ying Yang said the company knows streetwear is a staple of Australian fashion.

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Korean streetwear label ADLV expands into Sydney

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The shop – which sells unisex streetwear clothing and accessories – is situated on Level 4 of Westfield Chatswood in Sydney. Westfield Chatswood is a prominent fashion and lifestyle shopping hub, and we are ready to welcome new consumers while also establishing a new home for ADLV here in NSW,” said ADLV Australian director Yee Siang.

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Why Bulgari is embracing Zepeto, Asia’s most popular metaverse

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Italian luxury fashion house Bulgari, known for its high-end jewellery, watches and accessories, as well as the Bulgari chain of hotels and resorts, has launched a virtual world within Zepeto, Asia’s most popular metaverse platform. It is a 3D space for customising your avatar, completing quests and sharing content to social media.

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JD Sports signs seven-year lease at Darwin’s Casuarina Square

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The store marks the brand’s 63rd Australian location after opening its first store there in 2017. What our consumers will see is a curation of fantastic footwear, apparel and accessories that they haven’t seen before on the local market,” said Faraguna.

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Maison de Sabre makes its bricks-and-mortar debut in Japan

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Brothers Omar and Zane Sabré (l to r) started the accessories label in 2017. Since launching in 2017, Maison de Sabré has grown into a multi-million dollar global accessories business with dedicated e-commerce sites in Australia and New Zealand, Japan and the US, and an international site that ships to customers around the world.

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Breaking down Black Friday 2023: Retailers share how it went

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per cent increase in the number of consumers that purchased from brands powered by Shopify, with Australians ranking fourth globally in total spend. This pattern of consumer behaviour is indicative of what you’ll see in the industry, [and] there’s an opportunity to bring forward bargains [and] purchases,” he said.

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Proudly made in China: How Chinese consumers are reclaiming domestic brands

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As the quality of living and workers’ wages reached new heights, Western brands spotted a golden opportunity and raced to set up shop in the East to reach China’s 1 billion consumers (and counting). First opened in 2017, Nio aimed to design an experience beyond just selling a car through its exclusive lounge concepts and on-site perks.

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