IN REVIEW: 1st December

TheIndustry.fashion & TheIndustry.beauty, dive deep into the UK fashion & beauty markets on a daily basis to ensure its readers are the best informed on the market news, trends and moves that are shaping the future of these industries.

Each week in this content roundup, we’ll handpick some of the biggest news stories and features in fashion and beauty, written by our team of Editors.?

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Net-A-Porter debuts rental in partnership with By Rotation and HURR

In Depth: Why supermarkets are betting on beauty

Temperley London acquired by Dubai-based investor and plans major expansion

L’Oréal redefines male strength with mental health campaign

Farfetch founder José Neves considers taking the business private, delays results announcement

UK Government threatens closure of Uoma Beauty as brand falls silent

The Interview: Olivia Jenkins founder of D. Louise on shaking up the jewellery market

The Steam Bar launches at Selfridges with new salon experience set for next year

Castore secures ￡145m investment to “continue to disrupt sportswear market”

Retail Recap: The important openings and partnerships of November 2023

Retail Recap: The big beauty launches of November 2023

THEINDUSTRY.BEAUTY PODCAST

In 2022 the global beauty market – defined as?skincare, fragrance, makeup, and haircare?– hit?$430 billion in revenue?according to McKinsey and is expected to reach $580 billion by 2027.

While this explosion in consumption provides enormous opportunity, it also presents beauty brands and retailers with a number of challenges, particularly within the supply chain.

Inefficiencies in the supply chain and over-production can lead to wasted product before it even reaches the retailer, let alone the consumer. While excess or impractical packaging and part-used product means a build-up of waste on the consumer side.

Not only is this bad news for the planet, but it also puts pressure on profit margins. To look at how beauty can address these issues,?TheIndustry.beauty?has teamed up with globally renowned materials science and supply chain solutions expert Avery Dennison?on this series of podcasts.? Lauretta Roberts, Editor in Chief of?TheIndustry.beauty, speaks to experts at Avery Dennison and leaders of beauty brands including?Balance Me, Elemis and Bastille Parfums,?who share their experiences and advice to help others in the market.

?Listen via Apple, Spotify and onsite at TheIndustry.beauty.

THE INTELLIGENCE (Company Data)

Discover how companies in fashion and beauty are performing via our exclusive master databases of brands and retailers featuring useful data points from companies including ASOS, Amazon, RIXO, Sephora, Mint Velvet, Marks & Spencer, Net-A-Porter, Nike, Benefit Cosmetics, Selfridges and Diptyque + many more.

This unique service features individual profiles of companies from mainstream retailers to independent stores and etailers, and from luxury brands to major shopping destinations.

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