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ThredUP Continues Anti-Fast Fashion Offensive with V-Day Campaign, adds Francesca’s to Resale Roster

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ThredUP is teaming up with TikToker Nava Rose to launch the Dump Fast Fashion Shop, an online secondhand storefront to help consumers thrift for Valentine’s Day and beyond. Nava Rose models one of her styles for the Dump Fast Fashion shop on ThredUP. “I New fast fashion is getting zero of my coin this year!”

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How Aussie retail brands are cashing in on Euro summer

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Last year’s overseas travel boom challenged many brands as consumers pulled back on domestic non-essential shopping – this year it appears that they have taken notes. Due to the current economic climate, many consumers have become more discerning with where they spend their money. Travel’s post-pandemic revival There are more than 214.3

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Forever 21 Shop City Debuts in Metaverse

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For the visual merchandiser in all of us, fast fashion brand Forever 21 (Los Angeles) will allow players of metaverse platform Roblox create and operate their own custom virtual fashion boutiques, reports Venture Beat.

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4 Ways Anthropologie is Building Brand Loyalty While Acquiring New, Younger Customers

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This mantra has allowed Anthropologie to double down on tactics that make its store experience unique, such as its approach to store merchandising, which is more reminiscent of a small boutique than a chain retailer. “We The influence of generative AI has even inspired Anthropologie to partner with Google on its new AI shopping feature.

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At What Goes Around Comes Around, Store Designs Reflect Founders’ Passion for Luxury Vintage Resale

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It’s been 30 years since Seth Weisser and Gerard Maione opened their vintage boutique, What Goes Around Comes Around (WGACA) during the 1990s emergence of consumer appreciation for preloved garments. Now the owners of three locations — two in Manhattan, including the original SoHo shop on West Broadway, and one in Beverly Hills, Calif.

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“Our mission is to make retail fair”: Wolf & Badger CEO George Graham

Inside Retail

GG: We increasingly see consumers looking to be more conscious in how they shop. In many ways, we just fill a gap that has unfortunately been left behind by local boutiques becoming increasingly few and far between. Meanwhile, we are also seeing a rise in ultra-fast fashion and its increasingly negative impact on people and the planet.

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‘More is more’: Q&A with Camilla CEO, Jane McNally

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You’re offering virtual shopping experiences now. Because as well as being a fashion designer brand, we are a digital-first business. All the appointment slots that we offered customers for accompanied shopping filled overnight. First and foremost, we’re not a fast-fashion brand. JM: Absolutely.

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