New AI features are aiming to streamline the buying journey, though the bigger question is how much confidence shoppers bring into the 2025 US holiday season.
Real AI applications in fashion and beauty are gathering momentum, but what’s around the corner? And how prepared are those industries to meet it? A newly-opened webinar replay tackles the big questions.
Europe is stepping up enforcement and legal challenges against fast-fashion platforms, while domestic retailers struggle with the deeper reality of an affordability crisis. In that context, is “fair competition” really the right lever for fashion to pull?
Digital traceability is now standard for all brands sourcing ZQ and ZQRX wool – enabling verified farm-to-garment data and regenerative sourcing claims.
Europe’s decision to “water down” due diligence and disclosure rules for supply chains is likely to lead to some short-term shock, but the work of quantifying what really happens upstream should help secure a place for technology and expertise.
The Fashion Pact’s European Accelerator aims to bring consistency to supplier reporting, and to test whether standardised data can help fashion make real headway on emissions.
Kepler launches the first intelligence layer for retailers to control how AI sees their products, and debuts the industry’s first AI Agent Score to benchmark agent performance on their sites.
Through this implementation, Mango will gain comprehensive performance insights at the supplier, material, and product level, enabling it to identify trends and act swiftly to improve quality and performance.