There's Value in Consistency
In an age where new generations often define what’s 'relevant' or 'cool', there's a growing trend to label longstanding traditions, brands, or events as outdated. The pressure to innovate and modernise can feel overwhelming, especially when the loudest voices in the room demand change for the sake of change. But here’s the thing—if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
While we live in a time where the desire to push boundaries and reinvent the wheel is strong, we mustn’t forget that what works, works for a reason. Sure, trends evolve, technology advances, and new ideas emerge, but the essence of a brand or product can be far more powerful if it’s built on a solid foundation. Sometimes, reinventing something can feel like a solution in search of a problem.
When new generations label something as 'irrelevant', they often miss the mark. What they perceive as outdated might be a tradition that’s endured over time, providing something constant in an ever-
changing world. The classics (you know those things that have stood the test of time) carry with them a sense of trust and familiarity that fleeting trends or one-off reinventions can’t replace.
When you try to force something to become radically new, you risk losing the authenticity that made it resonate in the first place.
It’s easy to look around and feel that we must overhaul everything completely to remain competitive, relevant, or exciting. But rather than casting aside what has always worked, we should reflect on those core elements that have built a brand into something loved and trusted. There’s value in consistency.
Everything in our world today is an adaptation of something that came before it. If we constantly chase the new, we risk losing sight of the timeless value of what we already have. Instead of seeking to completely transform, maybe the answer is to refine and evolve, keeping what works and letting go of what doesn’t.
The real innovation isn’t always in drastic change, but in the thoughtful evolution of the things that matter. So, next time the temptation arises
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VIRTUAL FITTING SERVICE FOR RURAL WOMEN
One of New Zealand’s largest lingerie designers is set to expand its virtual bra-fitting model to address the lack of access to specialised advice faced by rural women on both sides of the Tasman. Experts say wearing a correctly fitted bra is essential for maintaining good posture and preventing back and shoulder pain, particularly for those in active work roles.
The digital model developed by Rose & Thorne connects women with professional bra fitters via live online consultations, allowing them to receive personalised sizing advice without the need for inperson fittings, which are often unavailable locally.
A NEW LOOK FOR AIR NEW ZEALAND
Introducing Te Rangitu Netana: Collaborating with Emilia Wickstead to bring powerful print design to Air New Zealand’s next uniform.
The work and designs of internationally acclaimed artist Te Rangitu Netana (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Wai and Te Arawa) will soon be proudly worn by thousands of Air New Zealanders across the globe. The tā moko practitioner has taken his craft to new heights, collaborating with Emilia Wickstead on print design for Air New Zealand’s much-anticipated new uniform.
HENRI-LLOYD X BLECKMANN
Henri-Lloyd, the original British waterproof performance clothing brand, has announced a strategic partnership with Bleckmann, a premiere provider of end-to-end logistics solutions.
This collaboration aims to optimise Henri-Lloyd’s distribution and logistics capabilities across the United Kingdom (UK) and globally, ensuring a seamless and efficient customer experience.
Bleckmann will deliver comprehensive third-party logistics (3PL) services, including warehousing, order fulfillment, distribution, freight forwarding, and returns management.
ED&I LAUNCHES WITH MILK
Popular Kiwi beauty brand, ed&i, is set to revolutionise skincare routines once again with the launch of WITH MILK. The new addition to their range is an innovative toneressence hybrid designed to refine, hydrate, and restore skin for a luminous glow. "I’m beyond excited for this one! I know I say that every time, but the passion and love I have for this product after using it every single day since July last year is truly unmatched," said ed&i founder Edna Swart.
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Rosemary Moore, inventor of the original and ground-breaking 4 way stretch and crinkle fabric MAXXAM, is partnering with Graduate Fashion Foundation to launch an exciting competition.
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hd is a hair tool brand that always looks to the future, evolving its technology to ensure it’s on top of the hair game. Now, with the reveal of its AW25 collection, it’s taking it to the next level.
Meet the ghd Futurescape Collection, a world where the hair is so good, it’s hard to believe it’s real. But unlike what we might see online today, it’s not AI. It’s ghd.
The collection consists of five core ghd tools in a radical new colourway, bursting with galactic lilac, transcendent pink and mystic aqua, complete with a matching heat resistance case and finished with a gorgeous chrome.
The AW collection will be on sale at 9pm NZ time on Tuesday April 1
A JOURNEY TOGETHER WITH NATURE BABY
This Autumn/Winter 2025 season, Nature Baby has explored the emotional connections created by family. The brand has illustrated the rhythm of life through seasons, capturing the feeling of love, movement, and warmth that comes from being together.
This collection was also inspired by a nomadic journey through the Arctic tundra, connecting with the flora and fauna of the region. Key themes include warmth and connection, with a nod to handmade, heritage, and the natural world.
As with previous Nature Baby collections, the products have been designed with longevity, classic design and sustainability in mind for families with the same values. The timeless looks and styles ensure that the clothes can be handed down repeatedly.
All of the prints and fabrics have also been designed in-house, and this season in particular, the theme has allowed Nature Baby to explore many different ideas, from raspberries and foxes to puffins and more.
The brand also enjoyed playing with different fabrics and textures and launched a new chunky corduroy range that is excellent for outdoor play. It also has beautiful new textures and styles in
its cotton knit range.
Nature Baby was the first retail brand in New Zealand to be a GOTScertified company. To ensure that the collections meet its ‘best for baby, best for planet’ standards, each collection has been designed slowly and thoughtfully throughout every stage - starting with the fibre, followed by fabric quality, and inhouse print design.
“Because these values are our priority, we design our pieces to be timeless, with the Nature Baby handwriting running throughout, ensuring that each piece can be worn repeatedly”, said a Nature Baby spokesperson.
“It’s hard to pick a favourite, but we love our sleeping bags. They are essential for creating a bedtime ritual. Not to mention, we have some cute prints this season, too, like the Otters.”
For general wholesale and stockist enquiries, please email wholesale@naturebaby.com.
BOOSTED BARRIER. BETTER SKIN.
BYOMA, one of the world’s fast-growing skincare brands renowned for its barrier-boosting formulations, has officially launched in Australia and New Zealand. This expansion brings the brand’s unique, dermatologistapproved products to markets increasingly focused on skin health and ingredient transparency.
BYOMA’s skincare philosophy centres on repairing and strengthening the skin barrier using a proprietary Tri-Ceramide Complex. This blend of ceramides, cholesterol, and fatty acids mimics the skin’s natural composition, working to restore balance and hydration. With a commitment to simplicity and effectiveness, the brand avoids unnecessary irritants, making its products suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.
As the Australian and New Zealand markets continue prioritising skin barrier health, BYOMA’s arrival is welltimed. Consumers are increasingly moving away from harsh actives and over-exfoliation, instead opting for gentle, nourishing formulations that promote long-term skin resilience. With a product range that includes hydrating cleansers, restorative serums, and lightweight moisturisers, BYOMA provides a complete routine tailored to modern skincare needs.
The brand is launching with select retail partners in Australia and New Zealand, ensuring accessibility for
consumers nationwide. By leveraging strategic partnerships with trusted stockists, BYOMA aims to educate and engage skincare enthusiasts about the benefits of a strengthened skin barrier.
A key pillar of BYOMA’s philosophy is sustainability. The brand’s vibrant, recyclable packaging is designed to be refillable, reducing waste without compromising aesthetics or functionality. Transparency extends to ingredient sourcing and formulation, ensuring consumers can make informed choices about their skincare.
BYOMA’s expansion into Australia and New Zealand signifies a shift in the industry, reflecting a growing emphasis on skin health over quick-fix solutions. As more consumers seek out barrier-supportive products, retailers and skincare professionals can meet this demand with science-led, resultsdriven formulations.
With its launch in these regions, BYOMA is set to reshape the skincare landscape, offering a range that aligns with the values of today’s ingredientconscious, sustainability-minded consumer.
PUMA MOSTRO
The PUMA Mostro continues to emerge from the shadows, reanimating after 25 years in cryogenic slumber.
After its reintroduction last year, the silhouette is set to make a significant impact in 2025.
Adding a touch of colour to the Y2K-era design, red, green, and blue colourways utilise a fine mesh for the upper, matched with black accents and white logo hits on the shoe’s Formstrip and heel.
Distilling the Mostro down to its purest expression, the beastly pack is a
timeless play on the innovative design, maintaining its sculptural shape, low profile, and avant-garde spiked sole.
Since 1999, the spine-chilling PUMA Mostro has been a favourite of those who defy the norm. Named after the Italian word for monster, the hybrid silhouette borrows from two diverse realms: the streamlined sprinting spikes of the ‘60s and the surfing shoes of the ‘80s.
To this day, the Mostro continues to captivate with its distinctive sculptural design, low-profile shape, and avantgarde spiked sole.
CROCS JIBBITZ
HARIBO has partnered with iconic global footwear brand Crocs to launch the all-new HARIBO Classic Clog.
Inspired by HARIBO's iconic Goldbears, this limited-edition collaboration has brought a playful twist to Crocs' beloved Classic Clog design. It features a translucent, gummi-inspired design and exclusive Goldbears Jibbitz charms.
"The HARIBO Classic Clog is a fun collaboration that lets fans show off their love of Goldbears in a whole new way," said Seth Klugherz, vice president of marketing at HARIBO of America.
"This collection captures the childlike happiness and nostalgia of everyone's favourite gummi bears."
With sizes for kids and adults, the HARIBO Classic Clog is the perfect way to add fun and flavour to your everyday style. The clogs feature an embossed sole with playful Goldbears details and pivoting HARIBO-branded heel straps for a secure and customisable fit.
Designed to be lightweight, water-
friendly and buoyant, they are also effortless to clean –making them perfect for daily wear.
Adult can personalise their pair with exclusive Goldbears Jibbitz charms, available in two sweet styles: oversized Goldbears and a Goldbears package charm, adding even more sweetness to every step.
The kid-size Crocs come with permanent Goldbears Jibbitz so they can take their favourite Goldbears wherever they go.
"At Crocs, we're all about embracing the unexpected," said Matias Infante, vice president of global marketing at Crocs.
"Our collaboration is the perfect example of that - melding comfort, fashion, and self-expression with a dash of joy. It's everything our fans love and more.”
Only the HARIBO x Crocs Jibbitz are available in New Zealand.
FOOTWEAR GIANT ANNOUNCES BRATZ COLLAB
Dr. Martens has unveiled its latest collaboration, partnering with Bratz to deliver a bold, nostalgic take on its signature footwear. The collection merges Dr. Martens’ heritage of rebellious self-expression with Bratz’s early 2000s aesthetic, appealing to both long-time fans and a new generation embracing Y2K fashion. This limited-edition release includes reimagined versions of the brand’s iconic styles, such as the Jadon platform boot, now featuring glossy patent finishes, oversized buckles, and Bratz-inspired embellishments. The collection also integrates vibrant colourways, glitter detailing, and bold graphics, reflecting the Bratz brand’s unapologetic approach to fashion. With nostalgia-driven purchases driving consumer behaviour, the collaboration strategically taps into both Gen Z’s love of early 2000s
culture and Millennials’ connection to the Bratz era. Dr. Martens has previously leveraged pop culture collaborations to great success, with partnerships spanning music, film, and fashion icons. This latest release aligns with the brand’s efforts to remain culturally relevant while maintaining its core identity of durable, statement-making footwear.
Retailers are expected to see strong demand, particularly from fashionforward consumers seeking collectible, limited-edition pieces. The launch will be supported by a targeted digital campaign, influencer partnerships, and exclusive retail activations to engage the brand’s highly engaged audience.
As both Dr. Martens and Bratz represent bold individuality, this collaboration presents a commercially viable opportunity to merge nostalgia with contemporary trends, reinforcing the continued relevance of both brands in an evolving fashion landscape.
A BOLD NEW LOOK FOR ICONIC BOOT
Iconic Australian brand R.M. Williams has reimagined its best-selling Gardener Boot, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern innovations for even greater comfort and performance.
Rugged, reliable, and ready for anything, the new Gardener Boot is designed to take on tough weather and challenging terrain with ease.
The Gardener was first introduced to the R.M. Williams line-up in the 1950s, named by the brand's eponymous founder for its work boot-inspired shape and suitability for outdoor, pastoral work.
In the following decades, the boot became a symbol of down-to-earth Australian style and found its footing globally, stepping confidently between outback tracks and city streets. It was joined in 2023 by the equally capable and successful Goodwood Boot, crafted on the same last with the addition of a full storm welt, comfort construction and weatherproof crazy horse leather upper. Now, the very best features of both the Gardener and Goodwood have been meticulously combined into a new
boot worthy of life’s adventures.
The new Gardener features the same workwear-inspired wide round toe shape and low profile as its original iteration, grounded with a shockabsorbing thick rubber sole which offers increased grip on rough terrain.
The sole is stitched in with the inclusion of a full storm welt, a leather barrier that seals out water, dirt and sand, and complemented by a comfort insole that cushions the foot for supportive all-day wear.
The boot is also available in a duo of leathers–a crazy horse hide treated with natural wax and an intensely durable oiled kip hide–each chosen for their weatherproof properties and ability to take a few knocks on their wearer’s behalf.
The oily kip leather edition is available in classic Brown and Black, whilst the crazy horse edition is available in Bark, a rich shade designed topatina.
DEAR DYLAN
CHAPTER TWO
Aligned with the Autumn months, Dear Dylan’s latest release was designed for comfortable and effortless dressing.
Always thinking about pieces that you reach for time and time again, the Chapter Two capsule collection showcases their best-selling styles in new fabrications and refined cuts.
As they continue their journey blurring the lines between loungewear and outerwear, Dear Dylan delivers versatile everyday designs. Each chapter is designed to be carried through to the next, with a strong focus on functionality. Premium fabrics are another key value of the brand, with the majority of pieces crafted from cotton and merino wool. Chapter Two features much-loved customer favourites reworked and refined. “We are always focusing on fit and quality, each collection is a continuation and evolvement of previous designs.”
With a growing global appreciation for quality and craftsmanship, Dear Dylan creates garments that are thoughtfully designed to last. Utilising fabric compositions which are chosen carefully based on the properties and characteristics of each fibre, with a focus on impeccable craftsmanship and detailing.
For more information or to become a stockist, email hello@deardylan.co.
SILK LAUNDRY DEARLY BELOVED
Silk Laundry’s latest collection, Dearly Beloved, is a reflection of love, loss, and connection.
Founder and creative director Katie Kolodinski was inspired by her time spent in Mexico, where the vibrant culture and powerful symbolism of milagritos - small charms believed to offer protection and manifest good fortune left a lasting impression.
“I wanted to capture the intensity and beauty of those moments, translating them into designs that feel both personal and timeless,” said Kolodinski.
“At its core, this collection is about our emotional weight - how love, loss, and memories become a part of us. This modern take on romance and relationships is rooted in something deeper and more meaningful.”
The balance of light and dark, as well as tenderness and strength, flows throughout the collection.
For Kolodinski, the Miracles Print held a special place. It was inspired by Mexican Milagros and featured symbols like hearts, breasts, feet, rain clouds, and food. She hoped that people who wear these pieces can manifest positive thoughts for something or someone else that is important to them.
She also loved the new fringed pieces, which were added to the
At its core, this collection is about our emotional weight - how love, loss, and memories become a part of us.
brand’s tried-and-tested collection for fun. She adored the simplicity of the solo fringe piece, which is meant to be worn in any manner: as a skirt, over a dress, or as a scarf.
This season, Silk Laundry has focused on refining the details. The embroidery adds a layer of timeless and modern craftsmanship, while the fringing on new offerings has been hand-created. At the same time, silk has remained at the heart of this collection, offering both luxury and comfort. Textures like structured silk taffeta in the dress and skirt sets have also been incorporated.
Silk Laundry has always been for those who appreciate timeless design, thoughtful craftsmanship, natural fibres and pieces that become part of their narrative. Dearly Beloved is an extension of this ethos, speaking to those who value more than just design.
Kolodinski said the collection was for individuals who sought pieces with more profound meaning - those who viewed clothing as an extension of their personal story and appreciated longlasting, meaningful pieces beyond the surface. This Dearly Beloved collection tapped into that, offering designs that felt like keepsakes and garments with lasting quality and sentiment.
Sustainability is also at the heart of Silk Laundry. The brand is committed to creating high-quality, long-lasting pieces, focusing on ethical production and designs that stand the test of time, both in craftsmanship and sentiment.
If you're a stockist who values thoughtful design and craftsmanship, reach out to wholesale@silklaundry.com.
OLIVE
Green has emerged as one of the standout colour trends at Paris Fashion Week, dominating the runways for the upcoming seasons. From rich, earthy tones to softer, muted shades, green has taken centre stage, reflecting nature’s calming yet vibrant influence.
Olive, in particular, has made a massive impact, offering a sophisticated and versatile alternative to more traditional autumnal colours. Designers have embraced this shade, incorporating it into everything from tailored suiting to fluffy accessories, proving that green is not only a colour of the moment but one that exudes elegance and freshness.
Shoulders were on full display at Saint Laurent’s Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear show at Paris Fashion Week. Showcasing Anthony Vaccarello's mastery in crafting bold and confident silhouettes, the show featured strong-shouldered designs paired with slim skirts, like this look in a hue like Mara 14-397.
Chanel’s presentation for their Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear collection was overwhelmed with textures.
Showcasing, of course, their signature tweeds, the fashion giant also showed two looks in a chunky knit, like this one, which is a perfect match to Mara 12-100.
Revisiting her earlier designs, Véronique Leroy’s Fall-Winter 2025 Ready-to-Wear collection showcased
a masterful blend of heritage and innovation. Introducing elevated waistlines and dynamic silhouettes, a highlight in the show was this look in a colour matched to Mara 13-340. Featuring a more subdued palette like Mara 13-224, Rokh’s Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear collection captivated audiences with a theme of decay and renewal. The deconstructed silhouettes and layered textures mirrored the 19thcentury maison on Avenue Marceau’s renovation process.
Miu Miu's Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear collection, unveiled during Paris Fashion Week, showcased an innovative exploration of femininity. The collection featured a rich colour palette of mustards, purples, and a green like Mara 13-336.
Departing from the geometric motifs of previous seasons, Lii's Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear collection marked a significant shift for the brand. Focusing on functionality, the looks featured structured silhouettes, utilitarian couture, and an emphasis on wearable art, like this look, which is a perfect match to Mara 12-402.
how to check competitors' email marketing campaigns
HOW TO TRACK PROMOTIONAL ACTIVITY EFFICIENTLY
Sifting through old emails, newsletters, and other promotional materials just to see when, where, and what your competitors are promoting is exhausting. And, let’s face it, you don’t have the time in your day to thoroughly conduct these searches. However, one key strategy for gaining an edge in the increasingly competitive retail space is to closely monitor and analyze your competitors’ promotional activities, both historically and in real time.
WHY TRACKING COMPETITOR EMAIL MARKETING & PROMOTIONAL ACTIVITY MATTERS
By monitoring your competition closely, you can gain insights into successful promotional campaigns, discounts, and marketing tactics that resonate with your shared customer base.
This knowledge can help refine and enhance your assortment, pricing, and site merchandising strategies. AI-powered retail intelligence is the key to unlocking these valuable insights, providing a comprehensive view of trends and campaigns across various channels, including emails, web pages, and category landing pages.
HOW DOES A RETAIL INTELLIGENCE SOLUTION HELP?
Say goodbye to sifting through countless emails or manually scanning web pages. AI-powered retail intelligence automates this process, making it easier and faster to extract valuable insights.
You can access a content library curated for you and filter for channels, categories, regions, retailers, keywords, dates, and genders. Here, you can analyze trends and campaigns advertised across competitor email communication and messaging on retailers’ direct sites.
WHEN, WHERE, AND WHAT – ANALYZING COMPETITOR STRATEGIES
When Do Competitors Send Promotions?
By tracking when players in your space run promotions, you can align your own promotional calendar to maximize impact.
For instance, if you notice a competitor consistently offers discounts just before major holidays, you can plan your promotions to coincide with these peak shopping periods or launch earlier to capture attention first.
wth an ai-driven competitor tracking tool, you can:
• Visualize how competitors position their products across their promotional and marketing activity.
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• Understand how marketing for holidays, products, seasons, trends, and themes differs across time and regions.
• Examine which days had the highest mention of keywords and on what dates retailers started communicating about them.
Monitoring discounts across the industry allows you to adjust your pricing to remain competitive, or to strategically position yourself as a premium or value brand based on pricing in your market.
Where Are Competitors Promoting?
Knowing where your competitors promote their products — whether through email, social media, or homepage banners — provides insights into their market positioning.
If a competitor heavily emphasizes email marketing over paid ads, it may indicate that direct engagement is driving more sales. Understanding this preference allows you to adjust your marketing and sales channels accordingly to remain competitive.
What Products Are Competitors Promoting?
Analyzing what products your competitors promote helps you enhance your assortment strategy. You can identify which products or categories competitors in your space (and customers) prioritize and which ones they may be trying to clear from inventory.
This information is invaluable for making decisions about your own product assortment and inventory management.
CONCLUSION
Analyzing your competitors’ email marketing campaigns and other promotional activity provides critical insights into promotions, pricing, and product trends, enabling you to stay competitive and adapt to changing market conditions.
As a retailer, it’s time for you to embrace an AI-powered retail intelligence tool to stay ahead of the competition and, ultimately, deliver a more satisfying shopping experience for your customers.
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