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Mirvac finds a good fit with social fashion app Mys Tyler

Inside Retail

Fashion tech start-up Mys Tyler has secured more than $1 million in its seed funding round, with Mirvac Ventures, Antler Global and angel investor Brian Hartzer, former CEO of Westpac, backing the business. Mys Tyler stylists will work with the community to help women of all shapes, sizes and ethnicities meet and learn about fashion.

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“Primed for disruption”: Cargo Crew founder talks acquisition, growth plans

Inside Retail

Initially bootstrapped from a $2000 tax return , the family-owned brand was founded by Felicity Rodgers, who runs it with her sister Narelle Craig and husband Paul Rodgers. Felicity Rodgers told Inside Retail that Cargo Crew developed out of a fashion label she co-created straight from university.

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Mys Tyler founder on why fashion brands should embrace body positivity

Inside Retail

In direct opposition to the more singular body shape represented in most advertising, fashion app Mys Tyler connects users with models and influencers of similar body sizes, allowing them to find styles and clothing that will complement their body shape. 81 per cent of women don’t feel represented by fashion advertising.

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Japanese Digital Marketplaces are Hot! What to Know About Setting Up Shop

Retail TouchPoints

Growth markets include food, personal care, fashion, beauty products, toys, electronics and furniture amongst many other categories. Music to the ears of every brand entering this market is the extremely low return rate. Compared to an ecommerce return rate of 25% to 40% in the U.S., and global companies. Japan is around 4%!

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Can Singapore’s CapitaLand maintain its momentum as the economy slows?

Inside Retail

Clearly, the increase in tourist arrivals and the steady return of workers to offices are helping the downtown malls disproportionately, while suburban Singaporean working families outside the urban core would be harder pressed financially because of persistent inflation, which in March was still up there at a pesky 5.5 per cent and 24.0