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Clarins ANZ MD Jerome Bellony on the beauty brand’s new concept store in Sydney

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Privately held French luxury skincare brand Clarins has opened its first direct-to-consumer (DTC) store in Australia and New Zealand after 70 years in the game. Our trusted ‘beauty coaches’ at counters are trained to provide tailored recommendations, ensuring customers find the perfect solutions for their needs.

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Decoding Chinese consumer spending behaviour in 2025 

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Chinese consumers are now adjusting to a “new normal” in response to evolving market conditions, prompting businesses to rethink their strategies. The 2025 China Consumer Survey by AlixPartners reveals a significant shift in spending priorities, reflecting changing consumer behaviours and economic dynamics.

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Bunnings, Priceline, TerryWhite Chemmart on what drives their retail success

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Here is what Bunnings’ managing director Michael Schneider, Wesfarmers’ health retail director Richard Pearson and TerryWhite Chemmart’s executive general manager Nick Munroe had to say. We’re then able to pass some of that through to the consumer, while also driving business growth and continuing to outperform the market.

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Why Filipino mall giant SM Prime remains committed to regional expansion

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Of the specialty categories, health and beauty sales increased by more than 15 per cent and fashion by 8 per cent. The post Why Filipino mall giant SM Prime remains committed to regional expansion appeared first on Inside Retail Australia.

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What Cosmetique’s IPO says about the booming beauty services industry

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The beauty service chain is looking to cash in on a long-held economic theory in retail, dubbed the ‘lipstick effect’, that in times of economic hardship, consumer spending on beauty and feel-good services remains strong.

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Olive Young expands to the US as K-beauty’s global rise continues

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South Koreas largest multi-brand beauty retailer, Olive Young, is setting its sights on the US market with the establishment of a local subsidiary in Los Angeles. We will continue to serve as a growth booster for K-beauty worldwide, ensuring that the industrys upward momentum remains strong. per cent of its traffic coming directly.

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Bankrupt beauty: Lessons from Revlon’s supply chain failures

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For the 90-year-old beauty giant, the filing represents a final lifeline, as it attempts to rectify debt with creditors by borrowing over $370million. The democratisation of beauty. In the 2010s, the narrative around beauty shifted dramatically, beauty became celebratory, more diverse and more personalised.