2023 is officially here. A new year brings with it new opportunity as we all set out our goals for the 12 months ahead. These opportunities extend to fashion brands, who are (or at least should be) primed to seize this moment and evolve their businesses by connecting with their ever-evolving consumer audiences.

The public lens is on the costs and waste occurring in different industries, including fashion, and raising awareness of the production chain issue or many issues within it.

Gen Z could be the most conscious generation ever met so far but zoomers like to spend more than others, maybe too much. Is all that glitters gold?

Sneakers are the Country's favourite shoes and statistics prove it with The Edit LDN, high-end sneakers marketplace, being at the top of the growth with its +525% growth every year since 2020.

Disenchanted with the throwaway culture of the fashion industry, Wild Clouds founder Franny Collingham started changing her buying habits for the better.

Recently Love Island made the decision to dress contestants in second-hand clothes from eBay, and this is going to speak of a huge change in viewers’ shopping habits.

We explore the concept testing research with Avery Dennison whose findings indicate that fashion consumers in China, Europe and the U.S. are receptive to specialist digital retail services for garment information, advice and brand storytelling.

New data revealed through Productsup's study finds consumers need more product information to make purchases in the physical, digital, and virtual world. Very insightful on sustainable buying power too.

Women would spend a fortune on their beauty and well-being if they only could. Maybe this is true! A survey run by beauty app Pamperbook reveals how much women in the UK spend on average every month.

Thunes survey of ‘Zoomers’ in 13 countries spotlights how the world’s youngest and most digitally-adept consumers are forcing change to decades-old business practices.