Daily LInks
1. Explainer: How Mass Fashion Can Benefit from the Luxury Slowdown. As luxury brands face a slowdown, mass fashion retailers have the opportunity to capture new customers and boost sales by offering affordable alternatives to high-end goods. – Read More on Just Style
2. Walmart’s Q2 Earnings Beat Expectations Amid Strong Consumer Demand. Walmart posted better-than-expected Q2 earnings, driven by strong consumer demand for groceries and essential goods, solidifying its position as a retail leader in a challenging economic environment. – Read More on The Wall Street Journal
3. Luxury-Goods Brands Fear Their Golden Goose — China — Has Been Grounded. The once-booming Chinese luxury market shows signs of weakening, causing concerns among luxury brands that have long relied on China’s appetite for high-end goods. – Read More on Market Watch
4. LVMH is a Luxury That Investors Can Afford. Despite economic uncertainty, LVMH remains a strong investment option due to its robust portfolio and dominant position in the luxury market. – Read More on The Times
5. The Coolest Australian Fashion Brands We’re Coveting Now. Australian fashion is making waves globally with a mix of innovative designs, sustainable practices, and emerging labels that are redefining modern style. – Read More on The Gloss
6. Tapestry Stock Rises After Earnings. The Coach Owner Still Wants to Bulk Up. Tapestry’s stock rose after positive earnings, as the company continues its strategy of expanding its brand portfolio to strengthen its position in the fashion industry. – Read More on Barrons
