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Mark Ritson on branding: Mary Quant is proof that we all have to move on

combination of clothing, accessories, handbags and cosmetics. Yet it is a shop that presents marketers..., with the result that the price tags of Mary Quant cosmetics and accessories are now displayed in yen ...

Nunwood named market research agency of the year

in Nunwood's year. L'Oreal hired Nunwood to investigate the cosmetics market to identify the reality ...

Agency of the Year: Market Research Agency of the Year - Nunwood Consulting

in Nunwood's year. L'Oreal hired Nunwood to investigate the cosmetics market to identify the reality ...

Brand Builders: Carolyn.K

's definitely someone who loves pink,' says Carolyn Nola, founder of the cosmetics accessories brand Welcome ... were launching their own cosmetics ranges, but there wasn't much available to go with the make-up,' she ...

Field marketing: Desktop sampling

at their desks to invite them to visit one of Armani's 'cosmetic face designers' at a nearby retail outlet. 'In ...

Amanda Aldridge on retail: Department stores offer a touch of retail magic

Department stores are under increasing competitive pressure, as the supermarkets continue to extend their product offering into clothing, homeware, electricals and cosmetics - so much so that you might ask when a supermarket stops being a supermarket and becomes a department store. They also face a ...

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and distributing an unusual cosmetics range. Any ideas? A: Two companies with a good record in running roadshow ...

Opinion: Marketing Society - Plan ahead to minimise risk

, but even the best-laid plans can go wrong. For example, cosmetics firm Avon created more blushes than

News Analysis: Will food vanish from the shelves?

According to an IGD report, 11% of UK shoppers visit supermarkets to buy non-grocery items such as cosmetics, clothes, homeware and electrical goods. ACNielsen Scantrack found that non-food was the fastest-growing category in the £67bn spent at UK grocery multiples last year, with 15% annual growth. For supermarkets ...

Male grooming: The changing faces of man

cosmetics company, which opened its first London store in May. He cites the success of Estee Lauder as a paradigm for the growth of male skincare and cosmetic products. Many years ago only a small number ... metrosexuality into mass-market cosmetic products. 'If you put metrosexual values on classic female products ...

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