Why Sequins Are Here to Stay

Taking Friction Out of Commerce, Deconstructing Supply Chain Risk

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2022 Sequins, high heels and other occasion wear hallmarks are making a comeback this holiday season — and brands expect strong demand well into 2023. Old supply chain models won't help fashion weather 2023′s turbulence, says the CEO of South Asia's biggest apparel manufacturer. Nike reported stronger-than-expected revenue and earnings, as it made progress in reducing its inventory overhang. Stylist Christine Centenera was appointed as editor-in-chief of Vogue Australia. Plus, BoF's latest case study explores how retailers use technology, design and marketing to take the friction out of the checkout process and reduce cart abandonment.

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RETAIL Why Sequins and Platform Heels Are Here to Stay By Cathaleen Chen

The resurgence of occasion wear initially signalled a desire for pandemic escapism, but designers and buyers say the strength of the category will remain strong well into 2023. READ MORE

GLOBAL MARKETS One Fashion Manufacturer's Guide to Building Global Supply Chain Resilience By Janet Kersnar

The CEO of Sri Lanka-based MAS Holdings, Suren Fernando, on how both brands and their suppliers can weather 2023′s challenges, while exploring different models like vertical integration, nearshoring or on-demand manufacturing. READ MORE

TECHNOLOGY How to Take the Friction Out of Commerce | Case Study By Marc Bain Tools and services are helping fashion and beauty industries stem the billions of dollars they reportedly lose due to abandoned carts by taking the friction out of the checkout stage, online and off. READ MORE

Christine Centenera Appointed Editor-In-Chief of Vogue Australia READ MORE

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NEWS BRIEFS Nike Reports Strong Revenue; Shares Surge Moncler Genius to Relaunch With London Showcase in 2023 Swiss Watch Exports Jump to Record High on US and Qatari Demand But China Slumps

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