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The founder and director of Babyboo on staying true to the brand’s mission

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Inside Retail : You officially launched Babyboo in 2013, when you were just 17 years old and working as a casual at Pizza Hut. AC: Every single thing about the business has evolved. IR : You seem to have an amazing ability to leverage social media and partnerships to drive growth. AC: Social media is my passion.

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As millennials embrace natural skincare, Jurlique sees an opportunity to grow

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billion by 2032, with a compound annual growth rate of about 7.19 We do all the right things, but we forgot to talk about it in the past. Pola Orbis is a very CRM-centric company and that resonates with my background at Nespresso, which is all about CRM. per cent from 2024 to 2032, according to Zion Market Research.

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How two sisters created Francesca Jewellery from a Tasmanian market stall

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The Tasmanian brand opened its first store in Hobart in 2013, followed by a flagship store three years later at Melbourne Central. Inside Retail: Tell me about your career journey and how you got into the retail industry? IR: What do you love about your job?

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Russian prosecutor seeks to ban Dolce & Gabbana same-sex kiss ads

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A Russian prosecutor has called for Dolce & Gabbana Instagram advertisements showing same-sex couples kissing to be banned in the country following a lawmaker’s complaint about them, the prosecutor’s office said on Monday. Reporting by Alexander Marrow in Moscow and Silvia Aloisi in Milan; Editing by Jan Harvey, of Reuters.

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After 135 years, National Geographic is looking to grow its retail presence

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US-based adventure brand National Geographic has unveiled a new retail offering in Australia and New Zealand, as the 135-year-old organisation looks to capitalise on its high level of brand awareness and strong social media following to grow its foothold in the fashion industry. They love it and want to replicate it overseas.”

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

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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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How Hue’s Nicole Clay is making the beauty industry more inclusive

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This often drives frustrated consumers to social media and other platforms in the hopes of finding influencers or fellow beauty enthusiasts with similar complexions or hair traits. A longtime beauty lover, Clay got her professional start in the field as a marketing intern for legacy perfume and cosmetics house Lancôme in 2013.