Emily Seares is a journalist and writer who contributes to Vogue Business and Raconteur. With a focus on the fashion and retail industries, her work explores topics such as sustainability, emerging designers, marketing strategies, and industry trends. Her articles have also been featured in The Times and Drapers.
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Emily’s coverage primarily focuses on the beauty and fashion industry, with a significant portion dedicated to press releases and private sector announcements. Given this focus, she is most likely to be interested in pitches related to new product launches, brand collaborations, or exclusive insights into trends within the beauty and fashion sectors.
As her articles often cite data and discuss industry-specific topics, Emily may also be open to receiving pitches from experts who can provide statistical analysis or insider perspectives on trends shaping the future of retail in these industries.
Given her specific focus on high-end fashion and luxury brands, individuals or companies with unique insights into this niche market segment would likely capture Emily's attention.
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By: Luke Leitch, Lucy Maguire, Emily Seares, Maliha Shoaib
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China’s appetite for sustainability is underestimated, the designer tells Vogue Business during Shanghai Fashion Week. Other brands and retailers are recognising the opportunity.
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The tech company debuted its Project Primrose dress this weekend, which brought material innovation back in conversation. How come not much has changed?
By: Gemma A Williams, Emily Seares, Daniela Morosini, Sujata Assomull, Madeleine Schulz
The gloomy outlook in China is impacting younger brands, but many put on a resilient showing at Shanghai Fashion Week. A focus on artisan craftsmanship is helping emerging designers to stand out.
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By: Madeleine Schulz, Daniela Morosini, Emily Seares, Sujata Assomull
Ten years after founding his brand aged 13, Keith Herron is ready for the next chapter. He speaks to Vogue Business following his NYFW debut, and ahead of his LAFW presentation this week.
By: Madeleine Schulz, Emily Seares, Sujata Assomull, Daniela Morosini
At the Power to the Marketer Festival in New York and London, leaders from brands including Coach, Harvey Nichols and Saks Fifth Avenue revealed how they’re tackling macroeconomic challenges and building brand love.
By: Daniela Morosini, Ezreen Benissan, Madeleine Schulz, Emily Seares, Sujata Assomull
Farfetch is considering options for the LA-based retailer it acquired last January after deciding to exit the beauty category.
By: Maghan Mcdowell, Milena Lazazzera, Madeleine Schulz, Emily Seares, Daniela Morosini
The e-commerce giant intends to encourage ‘collaborative’ shopping, with new features that build out its TikTok-style content feed and a place to ask friends for feedback on purchases.
By: Daniela Morosini, Emily Seares, Laure Guilbault, Milena Lazazzera, Madeleine Schulz
The company’s derm division, which includes brands Cerave and La Roche-Posay, led growth by category. A sales dip in North Asia offset global growth elsewhere.
Retailers must remain agile and ambitious to keep pace with quickly evolving technology and meet consumer expectations in 2024
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