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Pricing and consumer perception: Why fast-fashion brands launch premium ranges

Inside Retail

The value of luxury and premium fashion goods is often in their design, storytelling and product quality. But recently, fast-fashion brands including Zara, H&M, Mango, Urban Outfitters and Topshop have been testing limited-run premium collections in addition to their regular and frequent product drops.

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Status Anxiety founder Will Sked talks US expansion

Inside Retail

In 2004, he took the matter into his own hands and set about launching a brand to fill this white space. The Australian brand has been steadily capturing the hearts of consumers down under over the past 20 years, with a thriving online presence and six bricks-and-mortar stores. IR: The brand was originally launched in 2004.

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Unconventional luxury brand collaborations are everywhere. Here’s why

Inside Retail

Part of the reason is their success with young Asian consumers, who are driving demand for luxury consumer goods. We wanted to investigate why this strategy appeals to Chinese luxury consumers of the post-1990s generation. These collaborations are becoming increasingly popular, especially with Chinese consumers.

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Exclusive: Alice McCall is empowered and ready to start a new chapter

Inside Retail

This month the Australian designer launched her second collection with fast-fashion Jugganaught Shein globally, after the incredible success of her first with the brand. The new Alice Alice McCall confirmed that consumers will see a relaunch of the brand, “I am relaunching, so watch this space,” Alice McCall told Inside Retail.

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Sustainable Fashion: Elvis & Kresse

Retail Insider

Welcome to this column within our broader sustainability section which focuses on what fashion retailing is doing to address the issues in its industry. From fur farms to fast fashion, excess packaging to plastic coat-hangers – this is where the real action is. Not so, according to Wesling. It’s way too much of a crutch.”.

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Jason & Scot Show Episode 314 – Lovesac Founder and CEO Shawn Nelson

Retail Geek

” Sean emphasizes the importance of being a direct-to-consumer brand and how Lovesac has found sustained success by focusing on customer acquisition costs and offering a high-quality product. He discusses the concept of direct-to-consumer and shares his thoughts on its significance. 10, 20, 50, 100, 250 locations now.