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Why luxury brand Leo Lin is positioned to be Australia’s next big fashion export

Inside Retail

Australian luxury fashion brand Leo Lin has been part of the fashion landscape for seven years, launching in 2017, but only since building its e-commerce store in 2021 has it really taken off. Now, his fashion brands operations are based in Sydney and its atelier is based in Dalian.

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It’s Time to Confront the Exploitation Behind Ultra-Fast Fashion

Retail TouchPoints

After May 2, ultra-fast fashion will be slightly more expensive. For years, ultra-cheap, ultra-fast fashion has rewired where and how Americans shop. Led by Chinese-founded online retailers Shein and Temu, ultra-fast fashion has succeeded in part by driving prices for trendy clothes as low as possible.

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How Prada and Miu Miu are tapping into a younger crowd through Snapchat Bitmoji

Inside Retail

High-profile fashion collaborations are nothing new, but does making luxury accessible and marketing it to a younger audience come at a cost? For 80 to 1,100 Snap Tokens— users can shop designer collections from Valentino, Prada and Miu Miu for their Bitmoji avatars. billion Bitmoji avatars globally.

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Luxury brand pop-up store hyperlocal retail strategies

Retail Focus

Media outlets often cover the shopping experience as part of cultural events or trends due to the sense of occasion and exclusivity it creates. In Los Angeles, Gucci opened a pop-up shop to commemorate the brand’s centenary, with references to the Hollywood film industry.

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How Carter’s is Evolving with the Needs of Gen Z Parents

Retail TouchPoints

In a recent interview with Retail TouchPoints , Peterson shared more details on this transformation journey, including Carters investments in: An immersive, reimagined retail experience complete with a Mothers Lounge, toddler-tested Playhouse, Kid Interactive Zone, gift shop, community events and more.

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Why Clothing the Gaps and Homie are urging retailers to stay open on January 26

Inside Retail

While some retailers have reversed course on their support for changing the date after the failed Voice to Parliament referendum and public backlash, Melbourne-based social enterprise and fashion label Homie is standing in solidarity with First Nations people on January 26. per cent of the total population.

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Why Stitch Fix is Focusing on its Human Stylists When Everyone Else is Talking About AI

Retail TouchPoints

In addition to rapid advances in AI that have brought the technology into the mainstream, Stitch Fix also has struggled to maintain its first-mover advantage in the world of subscription fashion, with a host of new entrants pulling away clients and market share. The response has been really positive, said Funderburk.