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Experts discuss Printemps’ chance of success in the US retail market

Inside Retail

Lendrum brings a wealth of experience to the role, having previously held positions at Saint Laurent, Gucci and Ralph Lauren as president for the North American market. “Laura’s experience in luxury, fashion, digital and hospitality is a perfect match for us,” said Bellaiche.

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Ksubi CEO Craig King talks store expansion and retail growth strategy

Inside Retail

Streetwear brand Ksubi is making a splash in the Australian retail market, with new stores in Sydney and Melbourne, and a high-profile creative director in Pip Edwards. This story first appeared in Inside Retail’s 2025 Australian Retail Outlook, powered by KPMG. CK: Finding a replacement for Yellowstone.

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MAPIC 2024: Highlights of the 2024 Edition

Retail Focus

Trends in the Commercial Investment Market The retail real estate market was a focal point of this years MAPIC, with a strong emphasis on investors perspectives regarding retail market trends and outlooks. These sessions revealed an optimistic vision of the resilience of retail as an asset class.

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H&M East Asia boss Aneta Pokucinska on the company’s localised growth strategy

Inside Retail

The company currently operates more than 250 stores across key markets such as South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, and the Philippines. International retailers like H&M are not just competing with local brands, but are also navigating complex cultural nuances and rapidly evolving consumer preferences.

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Hannah Gordon on the evolution of family-owned pottery empire Robert Gordon

Inside Retail

“One thing Mum and Dad recognised early on is that it’s a fashion industry. I think my mum had a really big influence on that because she loved fashion. She always made our clothes, she even made our school uniforms, so she was really invested in fashion and I think that is one of the key things that really drove their business.”

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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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What Shein’s return to India means for the country’s future retail scene 

Inside Retail

Indian retail conglomerate Reliance Retail has introduced an app in India to sell Sheins fashion products through a licensing agreement, marking the Chinese brand’s return after a five-year ban due to diplomatic tensions. The company estimates the fast fashion segment to reach $50 billion by FY31.

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