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The end of winter is on the horizon and the warmth of Spring heralds an exciting and uplifting Fashion trend – Colour! Vitamin Fashion which is already presenting in stores, is vibrant and striking with shades ranging from powerful fuchsia to deep green. Whilst dressing in colourful clothes is easy

In an active response to the global cost of living crisis, CEO Consult notes luxury fashion brand Burberry, has fast tracked the increase to real Living Wage by over six months, effective, October 2022. Leading fashion consulting and restructuring expert, CEO Consult’s Managing Director, Luca Montaldo, said the relevancy of

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As the emphasis on fashion moves to more versatile, comfortable styles, CEO Consult takes a look at how jeans fit perfectly into this trend, as seen in the collections shown in the London, Milan and Paris Spring/Summer 2021 fashion weeks. Denim seems to be enjoying a new lease on life,

Coronavirus may have been why many people started wearing face masks for the first time, but they are quickly becoming a wardrobe staple. This is not surprising, as there are many fashion must-haves that started out with a more utilitarian purpose. Take jeans, which were designed and manufactured to meet

CEO Consult’s Luca Montaldo has recently seen the “unmasking” of many designers and apparel companies in Los Angeles. They have been unmasked by the Covid-19 pandemic, and this has shown that they are truly concerned and care about the health their communities and customers. This can be seen in their

Covid-19 had affected all industries, which are responding in various ways. CEO Consult takes a look at how Covid-19 has affected the fashion industry and how they are reacting. No industry untouched Health services, grocery stores, hairdressers, restaurants—the fallout from Covid-19 has left no industry untouched. The effects of Covid-19

The denim industry has never been considered a beacon of sustainability. In fact, it is renowned for its arduous methods and unsafe practices with chemicals, dyes and procedures such as sandblasting. The ethical and environmental concerns with the production of denim focus on the use of water, chemicals and labour

The Coronavirus pandemic has dramatically changed the retail environment. Distribution channels have undergone major disruption and the way consumers shop has changed radically. Even if Covid 19 is eradicated in the future, there will be no going back to the pre-Coronavirus retail environment. It has changed forever. For the foreseeable

Coronavirus has seen e-commerce sales skyrocket. Across the globe, as physical stores close and people deal with different levels of lockdown, consumers have turned to e-commerce in droves. In the UK, e-commerce sales were up 22% year on year, according to IMRG, with other markets experiencing similar growth. The lockdown

In the UK, overall retail sales plunged in March as stores closed their doors to protect staff and customers from Covid-19. This threw open the doors for e-commerce, as customers turned to online shopping more than ever before, with e-commerce recording 22.3% of all sales. On 23 March the UK

Immediate, vigorous, never-before-imagined responses must be taken by CEOs to manage the effects of the Covid-19 outbreak on their businesses. In the new world that has been thrust upon us by the Coronavirus, people must come first. Always. Everyone everywhere must take care of each other, whether family, friends, employees,