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How Aussie label Form & Fold is building a better swimwear brand

Inside Retail

Stephanie Korn is one half of the duo behind Form & Fold, the Australian luxury swimwear brand that is making waves with international stockists, including Net-A-Porter and Harrods. Inside Retail : Tell me how you and your co-founder Carly Warson started Form & Fold. IR : The official launch was in 2017.

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What the rise of real over aspirational marketing means for lingerie retail

Inside Retail

Fit, function and supportive design In the Australian market, Form and Fold is a local example of size inclusivity with its range of luxe swimwear for D-cups and up. It was co-founded in 2017 by lifelong friends Carly Warson and Stephanie Korn, who were frustrated at the limited selection of swimwear to fit their DD-cup and E-cup frames.

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How Walmart’s partnership with Unspun is reshaping apparel retailing

Inside Retail

The way the fabric materialises and forms a gown tailored particularly for Cinderella is a magical moment. In 2017, it challenged online retailer Amazon.com by acquiring upmarket brands Bonobos, ModCloth, and Moosejaw. Walmart’s past attempts to enter the fashion industry were unsuccessful.

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Target’s wellness wave: Blume hit shelves amidst global health market surge

Inside Retail

That is when the idea to create a “functional beverage”, a drink with an additional layer of nutritional and health benefits, began to form. Since the company’s launch in 2017, from selling to a single intrigued beverage enthusiast, as Danudjaja recalled, chuckling at the memory, to becoming available in 4,000 stores across the U.S.

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ASA Studio Albanese references mid-century offices for Thom Browne store in San Francisco

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Its interior is the latest collaboration between Thom Browne 's eponymous founder and architect Flavio Albanese of Italy-based ASA Studio Albanese , who has designed over a dozen stores for the brand since 2017. Accessories are displayed on minimalist shelving units.

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“Transformation agenda”: MFG CEO on Bobux acquisition and growth plans

Inside Retail

It forms part of a transformation genda for MFG – which owns more than a dozen retail and wholesale brands including Williams, Midas, Ziera, Diana Ferrari, Colorado, Mountfords and Mathers – focused on strategic acquisitions, investment in new technologies, facilities and omnichannel growth, and the continued growth of its store network.

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Nike, Serena and the push for diversity in design

Inside Retail

In 2017, he won a global competition to work at Adidas’ innovation hub, the Brooklyn Farm, but when he walked into the design studio, he said he was the only Black person in the room. “Only Black person in the room”. The more people [of colour] that can land a job, the better chance the next minority kid has of getting in,” he said.

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