Unilever leads charge in improved beauty inclusivity

Unilever leads charge in improved beauty inclusivity

‘Beauty for all’ is one of this year’s top five industry trends. In a bid to become more inclusive, Unilever is dropping the term ‘normal’ from its products and advertising. Beauty that caters to all, irrespective of body, hair, and skin type, has quickly become of urgent importance to...

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The C-List is the first ever beauty platform for cancer patients

The C-List is the first ever beauty platform for cancer patients

A first of its kind, C-List is host to advice, product recommendations, beauty tutorials, and a supportive online community for people diagnosed with cancer. Highlighting a lesser-known challenge faced by cancer patients, The C-List is an innovative new website giving those living with the disease the chance to shop ‘cancer-kinder’...

Could Brexit push British fashion past breaking point?

Could Brexit push British fashion past breaking point?

Already facing the negative repercussions of a pandemic, British fashion designers, manufacturers, and retailers are concerned that the new Brexit deal will only exacerbate the situation. Fashion in the time of a global virus outbreak is definitely an unusual business. Over the last year we’ve witnessed the industry experience huge disruptions, the long-lasting effects of which will likely stretch far beyond our return to normality. From the cancellation of major events,...

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How Amazon and TikTok are leading the digital clothing takeover

How Amazon and TikTok are leading the digital clothing takeover

Between Amazon’s fashion ambitions and TikTok exploring new e-commerce features to monetise viral content, style-focused consumer buying habits continue to go digital. It’s no secret that Covid-19 has changed the face of online shopping for good. Accelerating a shift towards a more digital world, the pandemic has triggered a wave of new buying habits likely to have long-lasting effects. According to a recent survey of over three thousand consumers in nine...

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Thirteen Lune: the ‘one-stop-shop’ for BIPOC-founded beauty

Thirteen Lune: the ‘one-stop-shop’ for BIPOC-founded beauty

More than just a retail platform, the new shopping experience is a way to create financial parity and reframe how Black and Brown-owned beauty brands are perceived. According to a 2018 Nielson report, Black consumers are likely to spend nine times more on beauty products than any other group. Despite the overwhelming demand for tools and products that cater to their specific needs however, Black beauty has historically been underrepresented...

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Ocean waste has found its way into haute couture

Ocean waste has found its way into haute couture

At the helm of fashion’s reset period, designer Iris van Herpen has unveiled a haute couture dress made entirely from plastic fabric produced by Parley for the Oceans. Neither tradition nor a global pandemic can hinder progress it seems. Yet another step forward amid fashion’s moment of reckoning (brought about by the disruptions of 2020 as well as by consumers more conscious than ever before about the industry’s impact on...

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