Rachel Lawler is a Communications and External Affairs Manager with a focus on the fashion industry. She writes for Just Style and her work has also appeared in Marketing Week. Rachel covers a range of topics in the fashion sector, including sustainability, business trends, and industry developments.
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Rachel Lawler's coverage focuses on the fashion industry, retail, and sustainability with emphasis on product promotions. She frequently cites data and press releases in her articles.
For successful outreach to Rachel Lawler, consider providing access to exclusive or compelling data that supports trends within the fashion industry or retail sector. She may also be interested in pitches related to innovative sustainable practices within the apparel supply chain or insights into how climate change is affecting these industries.
Given her focus on private sector announcements and citing data, she would likely appreciate pitches from companies making significant moves in the fashion and retail space that can provide detailed information backed by credible sources.
Rachel does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but rather looks at global trends within the fashion industry.
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Texhibition welcomed 24,591 visitors to Istanbul in September 2024, as ITHIB shared ambitions to become the third largest textile exporter.
The Unlock Programme has shared results from its pilot phase, as the scheme aims to descarbonise cotton production and help the shift to regenerative farming.
Value retail giant Primark aims to address the lack of universal standards for clothing durability with the launch of its Durability Framework, which sets out expectations for long-lasting clothing design and production for the masses.
Just Style (Shutterstock.) The Primark Durability Framework draws on insights from environment charity Hubbub and the University of Leeds (UOL), as well as WRAP.
The Clean Clothes is calling for more major brands to sign the Accord, as it says it can only cover all workers with support from companies that so far have not signed up.
Rachel Lawler 3 min read In This Article The Clean Clothes Campaign says the International Accord, with its inspections, remediation
Applications for funding are open until 15 November 2024 with innovative start-ups and small businesses invited to apply via the eBay website.
Increased polarisation is expected in 2025 as economic pressures will see some shoppers trade down and others investing in better quality.
Rachel Lawler The mix of workshops, break-out groups, panel sessions and talks at the most recent Pipline event with Agency Hackers provided actionable insights tailored for everyone in attendance.
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