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Meet the Aussie pet accessories business with 14-carat leads starting at $550

Inside Retail

It’s no secret that consumers are still spending big on their pets even in a cost of living crisis – and the launch of luxury pet accessories brand Mon Petit Amour Manolo, which sells collars starting at $550, is proof of this. Room for growth The global pet accessories market is currently valued at US$11.01

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From virtual models to marketing, how fashion brands are using AI today

Inside Retail

Artificial intelligence (AI), the metaverse and ChatGPT are creating the biggest buzz so far this year, and it’s no surprise to see the fashion industry catching the wave. The size of AI in the retail market exceeded US$2 billion in 2020 according to Global Market Insight and is expected to grow at more than 30 per cent between 2021 and 2027.

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Three trends shaping the luxury retails sector in 2025

Inside Retail

Despite modestly positive expectations for 2024, the luxury retail market did not pan out as merchants had hoped. According to a 2024 report released by global management consulting firm Bain & Company, this market dropped two per cent from an all-time high of US$387 billion to US$381 billion. billion market in 2023.

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Here comes the Gen Z bride

Inside Retail

Rachel Leonard, editorial director of The Bridal Council and former fashion director of Condé Nast’s Brides , agreed that consumers today are seeking more bespoke bridal wear and adds that they want those services provided on a “faster turnaround” time. Signet Jewellers, the world’s largest retailer of diamond jewellery, is anticipating 2.5

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Tigerlily announces new CEO, former Esther & Co GM Travis Wright

Inside Retail

Travis Wright, former general manager of fashion online retailer Esther & Co, is taking the reins as CEO at iconic Australian swimwear brand, Tigerlily. Earlier this year, she landed the seventh spot in Inside Retail ‘s Top 50 in E-Commerce list.

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How Axel Arigato designs its stores to be like art galleries and raves

Inside Retail

Starting with a single sneaker launch in 2014, the brand has expanded into other retail categories, including outerwear, streetwear and accessories to become a lifestyle brand for all ages — from children barely old enough to pronounce the name of the business to veteran fashion consumers.

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Inside the latest luxury and concept store openings in the US

Inside Retail

The brands name is based on the pronunciation of the Japanese word jiyu, which translates to freedom, and comes from the brands mission to provide high-quality and trendy fashion to a broad, international audience. The store also marks the brands first major foray outside of the Asian retail market, where it has about 470 stores.

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