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Key retail trends for 2024 – and what you need to do about it NOW

Mike Anthony

Retail is arguably changing faster than ever before. Every market I visit is changing in many ways, and while each country is different, there are a number of unifying trends that are hitting almost everywhere. Yes, the balance between the trends might vary, but each of these is hitting pretty much everywhere to some degree.

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

Inside Retail

Ask any beauty insider and they’ll tell you that natural skincare – where products are infused with ingredients found in nature rather than a lab – is trending. billion by 2032, with a compound annual growth rate of about 7.19 per cent from 2024 to 2032, according to Zion Market Research.

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Temple & Webster CEO Mark Coulter talks Gen Z shoppers and growth targets

Inside Retail

As Gen Z and millennials enter their ‘prime furniture-buying years’, online furniture retailers, such as Temple & Webster are benefiting. Continuing to align with this age group’s needs – as they move out, get married, start a family, rent bigger places or buy homes – will be key to growth moving forward.

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The retail turnaround rules

Inside Retail

The 2024 Australian Retail Outlook is out now. To give you a glimpse of what you can expect from this year’s report, we are sharing selected articles over the coming weeks. Be sure to download the 2024 Australian Retail Outlook to discover more.

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“The goal is to be in thousands of retailers”: Edible Blooms’ expansion strategy

Inside Retail

You could say we’re like a florist, but you get to eat our bouquets when they arrive, so it’s a product that combines the best of gift-giving and floral giving in one delivery,” Edible Blooms co-founder and managing director, Kelly Jamieson, said. Edible Blooms was founded in South Australia in 2005. And it’s not standing still.

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What’s new in visual merchandising?

Retail Focus

Retailers have been using visual merchandising and props to draw in customers for as long as shops have been open. Of course, things have moved on a little from the early days of simple displays, with retailers now having a whole arsenal of tools at their disposal to not only bring in more consumers, but also improve their overall experience.

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How Aussie start-up Furlong & Gale is tapping into the timeless style of suits

Inside Retail

Major Australian retailers have identified suiting as a key trend for the 2024 Autumn-Winter season, and the timeless staple has inspired a new business that is all about making corporate attire chic. I spent a long time trying to figure out what to call it, and what would work,” she told Inside Retail. “I