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How YouTube aims to take a piece of the social commerce pie

Inside Retail

Modern consumers, especially those within the Gen Z age bracket, are becoming increasingly interested in shopping methods that differ from the traditional e-commerce model of a direct-to-consumer website or shopping online via big-box retailers. billion in 2027. Shopping via…YouTube?

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Immersive, inclusive and interactive: Sephora goes virtual

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Sephoria was originally a physical event, in 2018 and 2019. Each space will be dedicated to a variety of beauty experiences, from product updates, to learning about BIPOC [Black and Indigenous people of colour] and Latin-owned beauty brands, to wellness activities such as meditation, facial exercises, and aura readings.

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Everything you need to know about retail’s facial recognition fiasco

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The move followed a complaint by the consumer advocacy group Choice , which called the technology invasive and unwarranted. While the outcome of the investigation is still uncertain – Bunnings and Kmart maintain that they acted lawfully – the consumer backlash has already begun on social media.

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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. This will enhance the shopping experience for all consumers,” Mohammadian explained.

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The next billion shoppers: Where they live and how they’re changing retail

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The digital commerce space is booming like never before, and according to a recent report from Accenture, it’s only going to get bigger. Morandi said the emergence of these digitally savvy consumers presents many untapped opportunities and is just the beginning of never-ending consumer change as digital commerce becomes ubiquitous.

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From CO2 to catfishing: I’ve got questions about digital fashion

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It fulfills the needs and wants of the next generation consumer, particularly with the recent boom of avatar dressing in gaming, NFTs and the rise of blockchain.”. Since then, brands such as Balenciaga in 2018, Carlings in 2019 and Hugo Boss and Burberry in 2020 have released collections incorporating 3D design. Fashion forwards.

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New products, brand collabs and a global ad campaign: Tumi is on a roll

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2022 has been a busy year for Tumi, with a host of new product launches, a new global advertising campaign and several collaborations with famous celebrities all hitting the market in a bid to drive consumer demand for high-end luggage as the luxury travel industry starts picking up. We are keeping tabs on NFTs and Web 3.0,