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Van Brussel is the latest brand to join the ranks of slow fashion’s new guard

Inside Retail

Rachel Van Brussel set out to create an Australian brand that is intentionally ‘slow fashion’. Her eponymous label Van Brussel meets that mark with its all-Australian made range of garments that fills a distinct gap in the market; ethically produced garments using natural fibres that are both comfortable and sophisticated. “Van

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Try-On Data Unlocked: Driving In-Store Analytics for a Smarter Retail Experience

Retail TouchPoints

Traffic Hot Spots and Dead Corners: If a back corner sees minimal fitting room requests, a quick refresh – better signage, new product groupings or a complementary seating area – can coax customers to explore. Localized Inventory: When certain products spark high try-on rates in one region, stock up accordingly.

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From Kampot to Myer: the journey of Cambodian fashion label Dorsu

Inside Retail

To a slow fashion apparel brand in rural Cambodia, Australia’s sophisticated fashion capital of Melbourne seems a world away – and not just geographically. Yet Dorsu, which positions itself as an ethical and sustainable clothing maker, has overcome geographic and socioeconomic barriers to establish itself in the Australian market.

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From the Caribbean to Hong Kong: The story behind sustainable label Beam Bold 

Inside Retail

She has since founded Beam Bold, a Hong Kong-based vibrant fashion label inspired by her Caribbean heritage. However, many people don’t realise that my career began in retail fashion. This is where my interest in fashion began. IR: What are Beam Bold’s current markets? AG: Currently, Asia is our primary market.

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Sephora CEO Guillaume Motte shares his four ingredients for success 

Inside Retail

Specifically in terms of geographies, when you look at where it’s coming from, you see that in North America, which is the most important market in the world, we managed to grow by more than 27 per cent,” Motte said. We didn’t slightly beat the markets, we smashed some of the numbers.

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How pop-ups helped inform Kat the Label’s new flagship store in Melbourne

Inside Retail

Working with head of marketing and growth, Anna Metcalfe, she told Inside Retail that the goal of the new boutique store is to offer something different to the usual lingerie shopping experience. It’s a personal shopping experience that’s high-end, but at an affordable price point, [and] we think we’ve got a good niche market going.”.

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The Importance of Using Search Data to Drive Ecommerce Success

Retail TouchPoints

For example, they could be asking for a related product that could be added to your range, such as adding matching hats or scarves to coats on a fashion site. Zero results pages can also illuminate the need to configure better synonyms to prevent dead-end searches. Applying insights to off-site marketing channels.