Rachel Douglass is an experienced editor specializing in the fashion industry. With a keen eye for trends and a deep understanding of the business side of fashion, Rachel's articles provide insightful analysis and coverage of key developments in the industry, from financial woes and brand acquisitions to emerging fashion trends and major music tours.
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Rachel's coverage mainly focuses on press releases and private sector announcements related to beauty, fashion, product promotions, sales & marketing. She may be interested in receiving pitches about new product launches, store openings or closures, executive appointments within the retail industry and significant developments in the world of consumer brands.
Given her focus on fashion and retail sectors with a UK leaning in some cases, she is likely to respond well to pitches that provide unique insights into market trends, consumer behavior shifts or exclusive access to data regarding these industries. If you have information or analysis related to financial performance of companies or emerging trends impacting beauty and fashion businesses particularly in the UK context then it could pique Rachel's interest.
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British fashion brand AllSaints has unveiled its first standalone store in Egypt, at Cairo's Mall of Arabia.
Sportswear brand Gymshark is continuing on its path of retail expansion, revealing that it is planning to open a total of four new stores over the next 1
Menswear brand Skopes has opened what it says is its largest brick and mortar location ever in Leeds, marking a “major expansion” for the label and a homecoming to the city where it was founded in 1948.
Just weeks on from the exit of its former creative director Glenn Martens, Parisian luxury label Y/Project has been put up for sale. The move appears to have come on the heels of the company moving into receivership earlier in September.
More than 70 UK retailers have called on chancellor Rachel Reeves to cut business rates by 20 percent as part of a push to introduce a ‘Retail Rates Corrector' in order to help “level the playing field”.
Retail sales in the UK saw a welcomed boost for the five weeks to September 28, as back-to-school shopping and autumn clothing demand helped bump figures up.
By: Rachel Douglass
Interview Joel Anokye has become the first full-time internship recipient of Kurt Geiger’s Business by Design Academy, an initiative the footwear and...
Canadian retailer Groupe Dynamite has announced the launch of its initial public offering (IPO) in its home region, with which it is targeting a
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It's that time of the year, again. Brands and retailers across the globe have begun unveiling their always highly anticipated festive campaigns.
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