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No claim, no gain: Winning your category with irrefutable data
28 Oct 26 | GMT: 03:00 PMJoin this fireside chat with Euromonitor and Colgate-Palmolive to see how credible claims help you drive top-line gains.
Fashion Retail’s New Playbook: AI Visibility, Third Spaces and Emotional Engagement
3 Sep 26Today, the apparel and footwear retail landscape is entering a more complex, cautious and uneven phase, shaped by macroeconomic volatility, geopolitical disruption, AI-led shifts and changing consumer values. In this context, market players can no longer rely on standard omnichannel models or price-led propositions alone.
From Risk to Resilience: Global Sportswear Outlook to 2030
9 Jul 26Sportswear companies are navigating a combination of slower global economic growth, geopolitical disruption, volatile energy prices, climate urgency and shifting consumer priorities. The industry to 2030 faces uneven, polarised growth, meaning agility and sharper consumer relevance become essential competitive advantages.
Sportswear to 2030: Strategies for growth and resilience
10 Jun 26 | GMT: 03:00 PMIn partnership with Bloomberg, this webinar will focus on the global sportswear industry and market outlook—a category that is set to exceed USD460 billion in global sales by 2030.
What Great British Brands Reveal About Luxury’s Next Chapter
29 May 26To accompany Country & Town House’s annual Great British Brands publication, GBB Live 2026, titled New Frontiers, launched in April 2026 as the inaugural event alongside the publication. Hosted at London’s iconic Town Hall by Bottaccio, the summit brought together leaders across British luxury, media, design and culture to explore the future of the sector, from AI and sustainability to shifting consumer behaviour, global expansion and modern British identity.
The Evolving Landscape of Personal Accessories: Top Trends Shaping 2026 and Beyond
1 Apr 26The global personal accessories market is being recalibrated by economic uncertainty, shifting consumer expectations and rapid digital transformation. Despite inflationary pressure, trade volatility and cautious discretionary spending, the sector returned to growth in 2025. Jewellery and watches remain the standout performers, stabilising the market and signalling where opportunities lie.