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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2022 Black haircare pioneer Carol's Daughter is expanding into Europe and launching a Gen-Z line. Dubai-based Chalhoub Group's president explains how brands can prosper in the Middle East. Fashion brands are upping their biodiversity commitments, but tackling the issue will require industry-wide reform. Nike will look to prove it's put its inventory problems behind it when the company reports results this week. Plus, for unlimited access to agenda-setting analysis, insight & advice, join BoF Professional today and save 25 percent on membership.

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BEAUTY Carol's Daughter Was an Early Mover in the Black Haircare Market. Now It's Going After a New Generation. By Tamison O'Connor

The L'Oréal-owned textured haircare brand, which turns 30 next year, is undergoing a brand turnaround, betting European expansion and a diffusion line catered to Gen-Z will help boost sales in the face of growing competition. READ MORE

GLOBAL MARKETS Capturing Fashion's Growth Potential in the Middle East By Janet Kersnar

Brands will need to sharpen personalisation to remain attractive to the Middle East's "increasingly assertive" shoppers, says Patrick Chalhoub, group president of Dubai-based luxury goods company Chalhoub Group, in this State of Fashion 2023 interview. READ MORE

SUSTAINABILITY Can Fashion Be 'Nature-Positive'? By Rachel Deeley

As COP15 puts biodiversity in the spotlight, fashion companies from H&M to Kering are re-upping their commitments to protecting and restoring nature. But tackling the issue in earnest will require industry-wide reform. READ MORE

RETAIL For Nike, Is the Worst Over? By Brian Baskin The activewear giant has struggled this year with inventory problems and a slowdown in China. Its results this week may show it's turned a corner. That, plus what else to watch for in the coming days. READ MORE

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