On June 28, we will be in Milan to take part, as a Main Partner, in “It’s all Retail”, an event dedicated to systems, solutions and technologies for Retail, large-scale retail distribution and Fashion. A unique opportunity to discover the best technological innovations for these sectors.
In early 2021, we spoke about athleisure for the first time, presenting it like one of the possible trends for the year. Today, we can say that it was an accurate prediction since the sector continues to grow in double digits and all talk now is about the golden age of sportswear.
Not much time has gone by since we asked ourselves about the true scale of Metaverse and NFT on these very pages. New significant evidence now makes it possible for us to focus even better on the phenomena of recent months.
Exactly one year ago we reported on the opening of an innovative hub dedicated to recycling in Finland. Now, it is Italy who is realizing a similar structure, carving out a leading role in sustaining circular fashion in the European Union.
The platform created by Mark Zuckerberg and the digital authenticity certificates have been the hot topic in recent months also in the Fashion & Luxury sector. As these realities catch on, though, the question as to whether these are revolutionary phenomena or temporary trends arises.
According to a study by McKinsey & Company, during 2022, global Fashion & Luxury will exceed the levels of turnover recorded in 2019 by anywhere between 3% to 8%. The success of several events supports this trend: physical Retail is by now set to overtake the pre-pandemic numbers.
“It is a time to start once again, through pride and innovation”: this is how we have defined 2021, the year we have just bid farewell to, in the year-end Bizeta magazine. A collection of our best articles made available to you with an elegant graphic look.
According to a study by Deloitte, Italy is the number one country for the number of times it placed among the 100 Top Players of Fashion & Luxury globally. It is the crowning of a year that has seen consumption growing again, in view of a 2022 which is expected to live up to its precursor.
A few months ago, we asked ourselves whether clothing rental was a sustainable practice for Fashion & Luxury or whether it could lead to negative consequences. An analysis by Rent the Runway seems now to lean towards the first option. Beyond the specific cases, new studies show how Fashion is increasing circular.
The rebounding of global economy driving Made in Italy export. The return to pre-COVID levels is already expected for 2021, while later even better results than in the past are expected. Some exemplary cases of the recovery come precisely from the world of Fashion.
We barely have a chance to comment on the success of secondhand that a new trend, to a certain point similar, is already earning the limelight. Opinions on platforms for renting clothes are not uniform as is common in some other cases.
A longing to travel, beach settings and colorful clothing: during the most recent Milan Men’s Fashion Week, all of the industry’s desire for recovery and relaxation takes center stage. Fashion & Luxury finally sees the proverbial light at the end of the tunnel and prepares to face the post-COVID period with hope.
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