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Why the “stars are aligning” for a successful return of Marc Jacobs Beauty

Inside Retail

American fashion designer Marc Jacobs first launched his eponymous beauty brand in 2013, making more than 120 products available for purchase in select Marc Jacobs stores and at Sephora. However, in recent years, Marc Jacobs has been making a comeback, both on social media and in sales revenue.

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Analysis: K-Beauty is in need of a major makeover

Inside Retail

Innisfree, another AmorePacific subsidiary, had its sales plunge by 37 per cent, year-on-year, to US$307 million in 2020 and also pulled the plug on all of its stores in China at the start of last year. The growth rate of Korean cosmetics exports to China was an average of 66 per cent from 2013 to 2017. Lancôme reported more than US$1.5

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Analysis: Why does Shein continue to escape scrutiny?

Inside Retail

It also frequently ranks among the top 10 in countries as far afield as the US, France, Russia, Brazil and Singapore. billion (US$10 billion) in 2020. It achieved sales of US$50 million within four years and also became an early adopter of using influencers on social media to drive sales. Shein hauls.

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Alone and thriving: Inside China’s singles economy

Inside Retail

per 1,000 in 2013 to 5.8 per 1,000 in 2020. The container comes equipped with a bag of materials (usually iron powder, aluminium powder and quicklime) that can start to release heat 5-10 seconds after cold water is poured over them. Consumers need to wait only about 10 to 15 minutes to start eating. Furry friends.

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Buckle Up, Retailers: Strategies For Growth During The Most Frugal Holiday Season Ever

RetailMinded

In 2020, lockdown-fuelled online shopping surges led to mass stockouts; 2021 brought global supply chain issues and delays; and this year, among skyrocketing inflation and the cost-of-living crisis, there’s a widely expected lack of demand. . It’s the ‘season of silent tills’, as far as Christmas spending is concerned.