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How Australian luxury brand Camilla plans to win over the US retail scene

Inside Retail

The most recent Australian addition to New York Citys retail scene is luxury apparel brand Camilla. Founded by leading Australian fashion designer Camilla Franks in 2004, the eponymous apparel and accessories brand has been taking the world by storm with its aesthetic approach to bohemian-inspired designs.

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Fashion brand founder Camilla Franks reflects on her brand’s global expansion

Inside Retail

In 2004, aspiring fashion designer Camilla Franks launched her eponymous fashion brand in Bondi Beach, Australia. IR : Since first launching in 2004, how does it feel to be running the brand 21 years later with over 30 boutiques spread across the world? Stay curious, stay tuned, and all will be revealed This is just the beginning!

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From NYC to Miami: The most inspiring new retail spaces right now

Inside Retail

From high-end jewellers to the apparel and footwear brands dressing up the everyday consumer, these bricks-and-mortar shops are serving some of the best retail design in the US market this season. David Yurman Miami, Florida In May, the luxury American jewelry brand David Yurman opened its newest Miami flagship.

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Office JDY designs minimalist Veja store in Williamsburg

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Veja was founded in Paris in 2004, but didn't open its first dedicated retail space until 2023. Williamsburg is a popular spot for apparel retailers, with brands like Everlane and Kith also maintaining outposts in the neighbourhood.

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The Weekly Closeout: J. Jill names chief merchant as Spirit Halloween resurrects seasonal hiring

Retail Dive

Jill names Club Monaco vet as chief merchant Apparel retailer J. Knudstorp led the iconic toy brick company from 2004 to 2016 before moving to the executive chair role for six years. Below, we break down some things you may have missed during the week, and what we’re still thinking about. What you may have missed J.

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How Formula One became marketing’s latest playground

Inside Retail

Audiences fell to a low of 490 million, reports Formula Money, which has tracked sponsorship of the sport since 2004. This deal also included his involvement in designing apparel. With rapid growth and broadening demographics, it is unsurprising that marketing executives are taking a more serious look at Formula 1.

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The Olympic opportunity: How brands can sustain their momentum beyond the Games

Inside Retail

People purchase merchandise, sports equipment and apparel to show support for their favourite teams, sports and athletes. From Team Great Britain apparel to Olympic mascots, consumers eagerly bought items to commemorate the event. A successful example of this approach is Ralph Lauren’s limited-edition Olympic-themed apparel.

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