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Japan influences Reebok’s “positioning as the leading irreverent sports brand”

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Our goal is to infuse everything we do with a distinct edge that resonates with Australian consumers while remaining aligned with Reebok’s global identity,” Chan said. Each iteration blends contemporary fashion trends with the original appeal of the design,” Chan said.

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As more jewellery brands embrace lab-grown diamonds, some fear oversupply

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The downfall derived from months of lowered consumer demand, lowered average selling prices, and increased expenses. It wasn’t until the late 1980s that gem-quality, lab-grown diamonds became available on a commercial level to consumers. De Beers’ half-year 2023 report showed that the total rough diamond sales volume of 15.3

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Here’s why everyone is talking about garment workers in Bangladesh

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Eighty-three percent of the hazards had been remediated by February 2018. Before it expired on May 31, 2018, nearly 200 brands and retailers signed onto the 2018 Transition Accord , which extended the agreement for another three years. In the end, it could come down, once again, to consumer pressure, according to Kingston.

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In retail, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to accessibility

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But is the retail industry really living up to the promise of creating products that all consumers, with a variety of physical, visual, and neurological needs, can use? The reality is that there is no one example of what a disabled consumer looks like. An estimated one in four Americans has some form of disability.

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How Taroob is leveraging tradition to create a modern luxury Indian brand

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Kalamkari was on the verge of disappearing due to the complexity of the patterns and the lack of skilled craftsmen, but Taroob is helping to revive this art form, and its skilled artisans are keeping the legacy of Kalamkari alive and well. billion) in 2018 and is estimated to reach a whopping 1.7 trillion rupees (US$20.7

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Crypto fashion: why people pay real money for virtual clothes

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” In Decentraland, clothing for avatars – known as “wearables” – can be bought and sold on the blockchain in the form of a crypto asset called a non-fungible token (NFT). Kai’s kimonos include exquisite crushed blue velvet pieces with golden dragon trim. “We need to have the shift now in fashion.

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An in-depth look into Aussie luxury brand Oroton’s major turnaround

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Inside Retail: How would you describe the journey you’ve been on since you joined Oroton as CEO in 2018? Together, Sophie and I have looked at every possible way Oroton can become more accessible, available and relevant to both Australian and international consumers, which is a part of our near future growth strategy.

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