While online retail boomed during lockdown, it's interesting that e-sales are still soaring even though non-essential shops have reopened in much of the UK. But it seems some e-fashion activity has moved back to shops.
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![]( "Fashion not seeing e-sales surge, but behavioural shift expected post-lockdown")
Fashion not seeing e-sales surge, but behavioural shift expected post-lockdownAnother UK e-tail report on Friday showed fashion sales low, despite the overall surge in online spending. But its authors think that once fashion starts to recover post-lockdown, e-tailers could be the big winners.
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![]( "Consumers not interested in shopping but do want to socialise says Kantar")
Consumers not interested in shopping but do want to socialise says KantarUK consumers are looking forward to socialising and taking part in plenty of activities that have been banned during the lockdown and this could bode well for future fashion purchases, new figures have shown this week.
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![]( "Men’s grooming to see boost in popularity this Father’s Day")
Men’s grooming to see boost in popularity this Father’s DayWith 75% of Americans planning to celebrate Father’s Day in 2020, the number of consumers intending to purchase personal care products as gifts has shot up 21% compared to last year, according to NRF.
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![]( "Make-up e-sales rise but jewellery is down in latest week says new data")
Make-up e-sales rise but jewellery is down in latest week says new dataDemand for make-up globally is at a high while consumers are in lockdown, but jewellery seems to be off their radar for now. That’s the conclusion of new data from Emarsys covering the past week.
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![]( "As stores reopen, most U.S. shoppers don't feel safe trying clothes, beauty products")
As stores reopen, most U.S. shoppers don't feel safe trying clothes, beauty productsAs stores reopen across the U.S, the majority of consumers are ready to buy in-store, but will be shopping a little differently, according to a recent study by First Insight.
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![]( "Gap targets Gen Z with the launch of Gap Teen")
Gap targets Gen Z with the launch of Gap TeenWith a focus on denim, the collection offers a range of girl's apparel made using processes that "save water and reduce waste," Gap said, tapping Gen Z consumer interest in sustainable products.
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![]( "Italian fashion starts e-tail recovery, but sales are still down says data")
Italian fashion starts e-tail recovery, but sales are still down says dataThe Italian fashion industry has been hit hard by the coronavirus. But new data shows that it's beginning to recover with an 18% increase in online consumer purchases, although it’s still down overall.
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![]( "UK's March e-sales are bad news for fashion, e-tail boom a myth say new figures")
UK's March e-sales are bad news for fashion, e-tail boom a myth say new figuresThe UK retail lockdown may have sent many consumers to webstores in order to buy the products they wanted, but it also sent online fashion sales spiralling downwards, exploding the myth of an online boom.
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![]( "UK luxe consumers are buying bags and sneakers online during crisis - report")
UK luxe consumers are buying bags and sneakers online during crisis - reportConsumers are continuing to buy luxury items during the international lockdown with online sites in Britain seeing particular interest in designer handbags and expensive sneakers, a report said on Tuesday.