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Fashion insiders weigh in on the uncertain future of Australian Fashion Week

Inside Retail

Fashion industry insiders are speculating about the future of Australian Fashion Week (AFW) following the news of IMG’s exit from the country’s premier fashion event. Since its debut in 1996, AFW has attempted to evolve alongside Australia’s dynamic fashion landscape.

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‘Not just another beauty store’: Adore Beauty CEO on entering a crowded market

Inside Retail

Differentiating The bricks-and-mortar beauty retail market in Australia is becoming crowded, with Wesfarmers’ new beauty offering Atomica joining Chemist Warehouse’s Ultra Beauty, homegrown cult-favourite Mecca and international import Sephora. .”

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Sussan Group CEO Rebecca Hard on becoming a B Corp and sustainable fashion

Inside Retail

The Sussan Group, the retail collective behind women’s fashion brands Sportsgirl, Sussan and Suzanne Grae, is incorporating “responsible fibres” into its supply chain and investing in futuristic pilot projects, such as making a compostable T-shirt, as it looks to increase consumer awareness of its sustainability initiatives.

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MAPIC 2024: Highlights of the 2024 Edition

Retail Focus

Numerous conferences and sessions held over the first two days provided a comprehensive overview of market trends, featuring many exclusive international speakers. Retail investment has been especially driven by the strong performance of the Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish markets, alongside robust results in the UK.

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Paire makes Melbourne debut with QV flagship

Inside Retail

The company started with selling socks and has grown into a multi-faceted business known for its sustainable and functional fashion. The company also announced its plans to expand into the Asia market this year, alongside multiple new exciting product launches.

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From “fast fashion” to “fast thrifting”: When will we learn?

Inside Retail

In fact, Australia’s second-hand market, covering everything from clothing, electronics, furniture, and cars, is worth around $46 billion and just keeps growing. As an occasional buyer and seller of second-hand fashion, I’ve been watching the trend with interest. The post From “fast fashion” to “fast thrifting”: When will we learn?

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Nuholt Huisamen on Levi’s 2025 plans for East Apac and the Blue Tab launch

Inside Retail

We are also looking to elevate and open a number of stores new and existing across the different markets. The Blue Tab Collection, on the other hand, recognises market demand for more premium denim offerings. IR: Are there any specific markets or segments in Asia that you see as critical growth opportunities?

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