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Accessories brand Zagg opens first Apac store, in Sydney

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Zagg, a global retailer of electronic device accessories, has opened its first store in Australia, marking the first step in an expansion strategy in the Apac region. Zagg is a global brand providing accessories and technologies that empower mobile lifestyles such as screen protection, power management solutions and mobile keyboards.

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Tapestry sees flat quarter amid weak luxury market

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per cent decline in sales for the first quarter, which an analyst considered as “not too shoddy” given the softness in the wider luxury market. One of the things that Coach does particularly well is to infuse new product innovation alongside its line-up of heritage and traditional designs. Tapestry has reported a 0.4

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The next Vera Wang: Steven Khalil Interieur and Designer Rugs’ floor couture

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His eponymous boutique is located on Glenmore Road in the Sydney suburb of Paddington, where customers can shop his jewellery, fragrance and accessories alongside the gowns. The next step for the fragrance and the shoes; that are coming, would be retailing to a bigger market.

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Smiggle loses its giggle, dragging down Premier’s profit

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The core market of young families is among the worst impacted by the current inflationary economy. The brand operated 307 stores across its proprietary markets of Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Ireland, Singapore and Malaysia at the end of the first half. On the bottom line, net profit before tax fell 12.7 per cent to $157.3

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Lululemon’s ANZ boss talks menswear, personalisation and a new, premium flagship

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Mirroring the success of our Brookfield Place store in Sydney, we wanted to bring a broader assortment, elevated experience and bespoke touches like accessory personalisation to this diverse guest base. PT: We are fortunate to have numerous iconic products in our product line that our guests seek out.

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Amazon is set to take off in Australia this year, get ready

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And some seven years on, much to the dismay of retailers, it is now starting to shake the tree and become a real force in the market , as Australian shoppers increasingly turn to alternatives to manage the cost-of-living crisis. Amazon, the $2 trillion gorilla, arrived on our shores officially in December 2017, just in time for Christmas.

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City Chic Collective warns investors to expect lower sales

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.” Last year, the company launched its first bridal line, First Impressions, in Australia via its website and select retail locations. “While US online performed largely in line with last year, the improvement in the US partner business fell short of our expectations,” said Ryan. Meanwhile, City Chic estimates a 22.4

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