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Meet Iroo, the Taiwanese fashion brand eyeing international expansion

Inside Retail

Since its founding in 1999, Iroo has set itself apart in the fashion sector by offering new collections weekly rather than following the industrys standard seasonal drop. Inside Retail : How has the Taiwanese fashion market changed since Iroo’s inception? IR: Which markets do you see as the most promising?

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Burberry’s turnaround strategy reveals the power of emotional connection

Inside Retail

As it becomes harder to navigate uncertain markets and the ever-evolving consumer sentiment, Burberrys recent turnaround offers valuable lessons for those seeking good sustainable success in 2025 and beyond. Burberry gained a lot of traction with high-net-worth, fashion-forward clientele. But cracks soon appeared.

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Luxury’s resilience is being put to the test. What comes next?

Inside Retail

A confluence of economic, geopolitical and cultural headwinds is prompting luxury consumers to reassess not only how much they spend but why they spend at all. Saks Global’s survey of affluent consumers, conducted in late April this year, reveals the sharpest drop in economic sentiment since tracking began two years ago.

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Innovative Fashion Business Ideas to Inspire Your Next Venture

Small Biz Trends

Key Takeaways Diverse Opportunities: The fashion industry offers various business ideas like sustainable clothing, personalized styling services, and online boutiques, allowing entrepreneurs to explore their passion and creativity. Are you ready to dive into the vibrant world of fashion entrepreneurship?

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Decoding a Neologism: LUXENTAINMENT

Retail Focus

It’s more than a clever portmanteau; it is a cultural signal, capturing a pivotal transformation in how luxury is imagined, staged, and consumed today. This fusion matters now, more than ever, because the luxury consumer has changed. Dior’s Galerie Dior in Paris transforms the fashion house into a museum of memory.

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Beating expectations: Is Hermes immune to the global downturn?

Inside Retail

The odd one out Last week, LVMH reported a 3 per cent fall in sales for the third quarter, which the company attributed to China’s weak consumer confidence. Fashion and leather goods fell 5 per cent to €9.15 The company has posted a sales increase of 11.3 billion, while watches and jewellery dropped 4 per cent to €2.39

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How Australian luxury brand Camilla plans to win over the US retail scene

Inside Retail

Founded by leading Australian fashion designer Camilla Franks in 2004, the eponymous apparel and accessories brand has been taking the world by storm with its aesthetic approach to bohemian-inspired designs. The veteran fashion founder mused: People often remark how difficult it can be to stand out in New York.

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