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While buying clothing online may be popular across all generations, other categories (such as accessories, home furniture, and computers/computer accessories) are purchased at higher rates by consumers ages 18 to 34. Younger generations are getting a later start on adulthood.

Brands are creating immersive environments and selling virtual goods in digital spaces like Roblox, ranging from pop-up experiences in popular games to avatar clothing and limited-edition collectibles, with some virtual items even translating into real-world products. Hochberg shared success stories from Barbie and Forever 21.

Makeup sales jumped 54% YoY, and fashion and accessories sales rose 32% YoY. Flipkart鈥檚 flagship event, The Big Billion Days鈥攚hich launched September 27鈥攁ttracted more than 330 million user visits across its Early Access phase and Day 1. Online marketplace Meesho roughly doubled last year鈥檚 order volume in the first day of its 鈥淢ega Blockbuster Sale鈥� that began the same day, per Indian Retailer.

Grocers would feel the impact on many of the food items they sell鈥攍ike coffee and avocados鈥攁s would retailers that sell apparel, consumer electronics, and a host of other products.

The most popular categories consumers bought in were household essentials (24%), apparel and shoes (22%), home goods (22%), and beauty/cosmetics (21%). That said, the event does appear to be priming (pun intended) consumers to buy at Amazon later this year: 88% of shoppers expect to shop on Amazon again in the next three months for gifts, decorations, and other items.

Yeah, it feels like Shein is going toe to toe with is Target, which has really high quality private label clothing for children, children's clothing. Suzy Davidkhanian (10:05):. Yeah, me too. I think this is brilliant for both of them. For exactly what you both said.

But after significant industry and regulatory pushback, Google has delayed its Privacy Sandbox solution again and will keep cookies around in a limited fashion. But even with cookies lingering, Chrome is moving toward a more privacy-focused infrastructure, which should give advertisers and extension operators some peace of mind.

Explain our predictions for ecommerce sales across four major categories: food and beverage; textiles, clothing, and footwear; household goods; and health, personal care, and beauty. Help brands and retailers capitalize on opportunities for growth.

Sustainability awareness is high in Asia-Pacific, where the majority of consumers are open to spending more on eco-friendly products. How can brands and retailers capitalize on the green opportunity鈥攚hile also doing good for the environment?

Reese Witherspoon鈥檚 Draper James clothing line set up shop inside Hilton鈥檚 Graduate Hotels in college towns during football weekends. Womenswear brand Amir Taghi hosted trunk shows in top clients鈥� homes across the country to land wholesale accounts.

Dupes in particular are difficult to guard against, given that they occupy a legal gray area and are becoming increasingly common thanks to social media, as well as Chinese ecommerce companies like Temu and Shein (not to mention fast-fashion stalwarts like Zara and H&M).

Motor vehicle and parts dealer sales; furniture sales; electronics and appliance sales; building material and garden equipment sales; food and beverage sales; health and personal care sales; gasoline sales; clothing and clothing accessories sales; sporting goods, hobby, book, and physical music sales; general merchandise sales; miscellaneous sales; nonstore sales (i.e., pure-play ecommerce platform sales

Apparel retailer MandM Direct uses AI to deliver personalized, real-time recommendations at the optimal point in the shopper journey. Virtual try-on tools. Skincare brand Ulta Beauty is using AI in several consumer-facing ways to improve personalization.

So we're in this interesting moment where things are kind of almost being re-litigated moves that were allowed to have been made quite a while ago in the past that again, if we were in the shoes of Google executives in that moment, we would probably do the exact same thing. Marcus (08:12):. Yeah, there's a lot of cases, as Jeremy's mentioned. There's a lot of cases going on in terms of antitrust.

In addition to the recent Amazon Go closures, the retailer also shuttered several other concepts鈥攊ncluding its apparel-focused stores, bookstores, 4-star shops, and pop-up stores鈥攁mid corporate belt-tightening. Physical stores accounted for just 4.3% of the company鈥檚 worldwide net sales in Q2 and have been around that share for some time.

Chinese ecommerce players Temu and Shein disrupted the digital advertising market in 2023 as they competed to attract online shoppers by bidding up keywords鈥攑articularly in apparel and accessories and home goods. But Temu has also been on a global tear, expanding to nearly 80 countries since early 2023. It has diversified ad spending accordingly to acquire customers in new markets.

Cardholders can put their rewards points toward purchasing, servicing, or buying accessories for their GM vehicle. The price of the deal was not disclosed. High charge-off rates reportedly became a point of contention during negotiations, per the Wall Street Journal. CEO David Soloman expected to take a $400 million pretax hit from the GM card sale. Why did Goldman sell the portfolio?

AR enables customers to visualize products in their own space and virtually try on items, like clothing and cosmetics. These immersive experiences enhance convenience, boost engagement, and potentially increase sales, making AR an increasingly essential tool for retailers in the digital age. AR usage is experiencing notable growth in ecommerce.

And it would send more shoppers and commerce budgets to Meta and trend-based, fast-fashion players like Shein and Temu. Amazon would also breathe a sigh of relief due to TikTok鈥檚 growing role in product search and discovery, especially among young people. To view the full forecast, click here. TikTok is a top influencer marketing platform.