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As fashion players scan the globe for growth opportunities in early 2023, it’s with good reason that many are now pivoting their focus towards the Middle East. Riding on the back of strong growth in
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Fashion and beauty brands seeking investment in 2024 have a reason to be optimistic.
In 2023, an uncertain economic landscape, rising capital costs (thanks to higher interest rates) and persistent inflation made investors more cautious across sectors. But in fashion and beauty, woes plaguing one-time investment darlings like sneaker brand Allbirds, Gen-Z intimates label Parade, hair care brand Olaplex,
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The US economy grew by a sterling 4.9 percent in the third quarter, but many young consumers are convinced they’re living in what TikTok has dubbed the “silent depression.”
It’s more than just a Gen-Z catchphrase: For the past two years, the US economy was buoyed by strong spending despite mounting inflation and rising costs of borrowing. But slower
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Parade, the online intimates brand founded in 2018 by then-21-year-old Cami Téllez, is on track to reach $75 million in annual revenue, the company told BoF.
Next up? “Ubiquity,” Téllez said, by way of big-box retail.
Starting this week, Parade will be sold on Target.com and 400 of its nearly 2,000 locations across the US. The partnership is Parade’s