Consumers have become increasingly aware of plastic packaging degradation, which can create microplastics. They’ve been found just about everywhere, from in the sea to inside human bodies, and are linked to potential health effects. Partially because of this, the majority of American consumers surveyed in Mintel’s study perceive sustainability as a public health issue with the health benefits of a purchase becoming more important each year, according to the study.
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“Patients are losing volume in their face, and this can impart an aged appearance for two reasons,” said Dr. Brian Hibler, MD, a board-certified and Harvard University-fellowship-trained medical and cosmetic dermatologist at Schweiger Dermatology Group in NYC. “First, it is youthful to have ‘baby fat,’ or plump, rounded cheeks, so when this volume is lost, the face appears flatter, and lines and folds can deepen. Secondly, when you lose volume in the face, you have residual loose skin. This redundant, lax skin results in everything sagging and worsening of lines and wrinkles.”
As Ozempic gains popularity, a skin-care category catering to GLP-1 users is inevitable
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In advance of its 10th anniversary, Glow Recipe is embarking on an international tour, hosting masterclasses for its community. According to co-founder and co-CEO Christine Chang, it’s the brand’s biggest IRL community initiative ever — unsurprising during a time packed with brands re-focusing on their customers. In this piece by Sara Spruch-Feiner, we also speak to Sarah Lee.
Glow Recipe prioritizes IRL community with a masterclass tour
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On this week’s luxury-focused episode, we talk about Stefano Cantino being appointed the new CEO of Gucci and Kering's attempt to bring back sales growth at its biggest brand. Later, we talk about the ongoing saga around Mulberry England, including the takeover bid from part-owner Frasers Group. And, finally, we discuss the new joint venture between Authentic Brands Group and SAKS GLOBAL.
Week in Review: Luxury struggles and shakeups at Gucci, Mulberry
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With the holiday season rapidly approaching and the headache of the East Coast port strike averted for now, brands are thinking about their next biggest holiday obstacle: returns. Every year, returns grow in frequency. Last year, more than $620 billion worth of products was returned. Studies have found that each returned product costs brands an average of $10-$20. For lower-priced items or items with thin margins, that can quickly make a product into a net negative on a brand’s line sheet. In this piece by Danny Parisi, we speak to Alexandra O'Neill of Markarian, and Mike Karanikolas of REVOLVE.
Return fees are unpopular with consumers — what are the alternatives?
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Lach Hall of Vacation Inc. will be at the Glossy Beauty X Wellness Summit. Will you? Secure your passes here: https://buff.ly/4dyFvTW
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It’s repeatedly been said that today’s brands and retailers must also be media companies, regularly producing and distributing multimedia content across marketing channels. That pressure has, at minimum, held true for most sectors. But, rather than exclusively a play for engagement, the latest luxury deals show a business demand for the necessary one-two punch of culture-fueled content and aspirational customers. #marketing #luxury In this piece by Jill Manoff, we speak to Michael Kliger of Mytheresa.
Luxury is refocusing on aspirational shoppers, per the latest M&A deals
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#Fragrance brands are increasingly capitalizing on the ability of online #creators to bridge what once seemed like an insurmountable gap between #perfume and a digital screen. But they are also contending with the increased scrutiny over their politics and values that comes with massive reach online.
'It’s like a cult': How online perfume communities are shaping the fragrance industry
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Rising costs, increased demand for efficiency and the global economic outlook have driven many fashion brands to reconsider their marketing approaches. By moving efforts in-house, brands can achieve greater control, streamline communication and reduce costs, but they also face challenges in maintaining innovation and creativity. In this piece by Zofia Zwieglinska, we speak to Ana Andjelic, David Tann of Tantrum Agency, Jamie Ray of Buttermilk, and Charlotte Cook-Anderson (Williamson) of Teads.
The shift to in-house marketing — Fashion brands balance cost and creativity
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