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From product to practices: how fashion “sustainability” is finding its natural place in brand management practices.

Retail Focus

Having been washed down on consumer practices, they have become more demanding in understanding anything that goes beyond the simple term “sustainable” Customers paid more attention to the brand’s rhetoric and all the claims they made about their sustainable offer, and how it impacted them and the planet. If so, what?

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Magnum’s beauty move: Behind its collab with skincare start-up Fayshell

Inside Retail

Sydney’s Bondi Beach has become home to many pop-up activations and brand collaborations, including, most recently, a beach club venture between membership-based skin clinic Fayshell and ice-cream giant Magnum. It felt like there wasn’t a business model out there that just facilitated regular monthly facials.”

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A step back in time: Piaget’s Sydney store blends old with new

Inside Retail

Taking inspiration from the brand’s very first Salon which opened in Geneva over 60 years ago, the new store concept is designed to be a warm, inviting environment in which customers can learn about the heritage of the brand. Inside Retail: Is this Piaget’s first standalone direct-to-consumer (DTC) store in Sydney?

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Proximity retailing and current retail environmental paradoxes

Retail Focus

This conflicting situation is a result of many environmental factors influencing the health of proximity retailing: the brand/the business, the commercial environment, the competitive environment, and the consumer. Urban proximity concepts are becoming more relevant, and rural proximity concepts are retreating to less relevant formats.

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Taylor Swift offers a masterclass in marketing. Here’s what retailers can learn

Inside Retail

You don’t have to be a marketing expert to know that Taylor Swift is a bulletproof brand that consistently improves, regardless of the challenges she faces or the challenges she sets for herself. However, there are few examples of brands that have shown the ability to bounce back when things don’t go as planned.

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All-in-one fresh foods market, catering and event location BRIDGE opens in Zurich

Retail Focus

Interstore | Schweitzer has created and implemented the new 2000 m² BRIDGE market Flexstore concept in Zurich for the largest Swiss retail company, Migros. The BRIDGE market concept skilful balances the offering into a varied combination of fresh-food areas, catering and dry goods.

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All about Viviology, Adore Beauty’s long awaited move into private label

Inside Retail

Viviology is run as a standalone brand, with its own brand manager. It has its own channels, website and marketing mix, which will be the approach for each private label brand,” she said. Multi-brand retailers like Adore Beauty should aim to have 30 per cent of revenue come from private-label products, she said.