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Ragtrader spotlights the top technology leaders in Australian fashion.
C-Suite leaders from GAP, Universal, Coach, Cue, APG&Co and more reveal their new playbook.
Europe appears to be the next frontier for the brand, after scaling in the United States and the Middle East.
Ragtrader names the movers and shakers in Australian fashion this year.
This is good news for Universal Store and Hallenstein Glassons.
The liquidators uncovered several secured creditors owed more than $10 million.
Globally, the segment is projected to double in size between now and 2034.
Many products on the 'clone' website are being sold for more than double what are selling on Kogan.com.
In the lead-up to the Australian Fashion Industry Awards, Ragtrader goes inside each category – the finalists, the work and the strategy behind them.
Executive chair Olivia Wirth said the second half had a harsher impact on trading than the first half did, or even FY25.
Tigerlily GM Prue Slocombe says the brand is seeing strong growth since Seafolly snapped it up two years ago.
The booming activewear brand revealed how much the store was making under the original concept.
Media reports indicate buyers are swarming KMD Brands, with Brett Blundy named as one such suitor.
This comes as Tasmania prepares to introduce new measures to combat these criminal acts.