On September 3-6, at the Porte de Versailles exhibition centre in Paris, over 700 ready-to-wear, accessories, shoes, jewellery and beachwear brands will meet for the first post-pandemic physical trade show.
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![]( "With Who’s Next, Parisian fashion world fêtes return to physical events")
With Who’s Next, Parisian fashion world fêtes return to physical events -
![]( "Amazon India sees customer sentiment bounce back as retail restrictions ease")
Amazon India sees customer sentiment bounce back as retail restrictions easeAmazon India has seen its e-commerce customers take advantage of relaxing retail and lockdown regulations and has reported increased traffic across multiple product categories on its e-commerce store.
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![]( "French fashion trade shows preparing to stage physical sessions again")
French fashion trade shows preparing to stage physical sessions againAs Tranoï and the French Fashion Federation join forces, and Who’s Next and Mode & Objet confirm their dates, French trade shows are preparing their return, after cancelling several editions due to the pandemic.
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![]( "Trade shows, fashion weeks under pressure in September")
Trade shows, fashion weeks under pressure in SeptemberThe resurgence of Covid-19 in Europe is increasing the uncertainty surrounding September fashion events. Trade show and fashion week organisers are trying to cope, amidst postponements, cancellations and online options.
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![]( "Without tourists, Europe's luxury shops struggle to reopen in style")
Without tourists, Europe's luxury shops struggle to reopen in styleAs European luxury shopping capitals from Paris to Milan slowly emerge from coronavirus lockdowns, stores are reopening to a trickle of customers, and virtually no tourists.
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![]( "Alibaba's Singles' Day sales hit record $38 billion; growth slows")
Alibaba's Singles' Day sales hit record $38 billion; growth slowsChinese retailer Alibaba Group Holding Ltd’s sales for its 24-hour Singles’ Day shopping blitz hit a record $38.4 billion, more than U.S. rival Amazon.com Inc’s haul last quarter from online store sales.
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![]( "Myntra’s EORS 8 witnesses 47 percent growth, acquires 5 lakh new customers")
Myntra’s EORS 8 witnesses 47 percent growth, acquires 5 lakh new customersOnline e-commerce fashion platform Myntra has claimed that the 8th edition of its flagship sale event End of Reason Sale (EORS) was its biggest ever till date with a growth of 47 percent over last year.
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![]( "Christopher Bailey bows out of Burberry with LGBTQ statement")
Christopher Bailey bows out of Burberry with LGBTQ statementRainbow nation at Burberry, where Christopher Bailey ended his 17-year run at the house with a rainbow-colored collection and highly engaged statement of support for the LGBTQ community.
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![]( "US sports retailers suffer on supply glut and lack of innovation")
US sports retailers suffer on supply glut and lack of innovationShares of sporting goods retailers were pummelled in early trading on Friday as dismal quarterly results from Hibbett and Foot Locker heightened concerns about a supply glut intensifying price wars in the industry.
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![]( "Pure London: from exotic to continental athleisure")
Pure London: from exotic to continental athleisureTraffic was moderate but the mood ebullient at Pure London, the fashion trade show which this season focused on interplanetary travel, exotic ethnic designs and techy sportswear. The three-day show ended Monday night.