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The jewellery sector has experienced a rapid shift towards digitisation due to the pandemic's impact on in-person shopping, which previously accounted for up to 30% of the market's spending. As a result, brands have had to adjust their digital marketing and sales strategies by increasing their use of influencer marketing and celebrity endorsements to keep sales and brand relevance afloat.

In response, consumers have embraced and encouraged jewellery's digitaisation, with the brands that adapted the quickest seeing a spike in sales. Furthermore, a robust online presence translates to a powerful source of sales revenue. Predictions point out that digital jewelry sales will grow by 18-21% by 2025, making it a highly lucrative expansion opportunity for jewellery brands to enter the digital realm.

In "Jewellery in the Digital Era," Lefty and Karla Otto team up to uncover the top-performing brands in the sector and unpick what's working across the digital ecosystem now; to determine the next.

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Jewellery didn't lose its shine throughout the pandemic and is forecast for further growth as brands lean into modernised marketing strategies for a digital era. In a study of High and Fine categories, discover which brands are leading the way, alongside market insights from Karla Otto x Lefty.

Jewellery in the Digital Era

Women's Fashion Week AW23 was filled with cultural nods, inspiring collections, and generated an EMV of $419M across four cities.

From K-Pop and Thai Drama in Paris, to China’s trendsetting KOLs at Milan Fashion Week, or London becoming a hub for new talent & diversity in fashion, and to New York’s passion for an “It-Girl” – Lefty x Karla Otto unpack the key insights you need to know from this season in Roundup Women's Fashion Week AW23.

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Get the inside scoop on AW23 with a comprehensive summary of all the key data and moments across four cities.

Roundup Women's Fashion Week AW23

2022 was a triumphant year for Fashion. With Covid restrictions easing across the globe, the return to the runway was met with a sigh of relief from the industry and a flurry of extravagant events and viral moments from Fashion's best brands and creators. 

After two years of screen time, brands leaned in on the power of performance, carving a sense of emotion and magic in myriad ways. From far-flung destination runways to shows that married performance, art, theatre, and dance, 2022 reinforced Fashion as a multi-sensory experience where story is everything.

Meanwhile, the era of influence continued to explode, with the creator economy growing by 335% over the past five years. Fashion, especially, is an industry where it is omnipresent and all-important. This year saw K-Stars stars take over Kardashians, to dogfluencers and Drag Queens dominating street style.

Karla Otto x Lefty's Year in Review draws from the commentary of our collaborative work, balancing proprietary data with creative insight for a unique and analytical narrative on the year in fashion.

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A recap of the events and viral moments from Fashion's best brands and creators in 2022.

Fashion: A Year in Data 2022

Industry Reports

K-Pop stars have been a dominant force for several seasons during fashion weeks, scattered amongst the front row and walking the runway. More so, of the top 100 influencers attending Men's Fashion Week SS23, 13% were South Korean; however, that 13% generated almost 60% of the season's overall EMV, equating to over $62M. A key casting trend now and into the future, Karla Otto and Lefty join forces to understand what it is about K-Pop that makes it such a natural partner for fashion. And more importantly, for brands and retailers - how do you bottle that stardust?

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Karla Otto and Lefty join forces to analyze the rise of K-Pop in the fashion world and what's to come.

The Power of K-Pop

From viral moments to star-studded guest lists, Lefty and Karla Otto reveal the key data and insights from the S/S23 Womenswear season.

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Key brand and influencer metrics from Women's SS23.

Women's SS 23 Roundup Report

The ultimate finale of the fanfare that is fashion season, Paris plays host to the world’s leading luxury labels, attracting not only key names in the industry but A-list stars and influencers alike. With Covid restrictions lifted from many international visitors, SS23 was and felt bigger than ever, culminating in a total EMV of $284M.
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Karla Otto and Lefty reveal the data, insights, and influencers that impacted #SS23 Paris Fashion Week.

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The ultimate finale of the fanfare that is fashion season, Paris played host to the world’s leading luxury labels.

PFW Womenswear SS23

After a subdued few seasons due to Covid-19, Milan Fashion Week reinforced the importance of the experience of fashion. The city came alive, with designers going bigger and bolder with production, parties, and performativity than ever before.

In an increasingly crowded fashion landscape, Milan designers are pulling out all the stops to stand out. A-List FROWS, celebrity collaborations, sex appeal, spectacular sets, and the return of the supermodel conjured up an almighty $117 million in earned media value (EMV). TikTok stars became a more integral part of the parcel — both on and alongside the runway — while K-Stars flocked to the frow after an absence in London.

Lefty and Karla Otto reveal the data, insights, and influencers that made an impact at SS23 Milan Fashion Week.

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Milan Fashion Week SS23 Reinforced the Importance of the Experience of Fashion

MFW Womenswear SS23

Following the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, London Fashion Week was plunged into a somber mood. SS23 was due to be rife with buzz, but following the announcement, marquee names from Burberry to guest designer Raf Simons announced they would postpone their shows as a mark of respect. The British Fashion Council advised other designers to cancel parties and reschedule shows that fell on the day of the Queen’s funeral. 

As a result, LFW was back-to-back, filled with outings from young designers and a handful of city-wide comebacks. 

Through it all, Karla Otto and Lefty team up to reveal the data, insights, and key influencers that impacted this season’s edition of London Fashion Week.

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In a Fashion Week like no other; London still delivered. Karla Otto and Lefty team up to reveal the data, insights, and key influencers that impacted this season’s edition of London Fashion Week.

LFW Womenswear SS23

It’s official: New York Fashion Week is back with vengeance. While Covid restrictions have impacted past seasons, the city came alive this September with homegrown comebacks, international one-offs, and a star-studded guest list.

New York had good reason to celebrate; 2022 marks the 60th anniversary of the CFDA, while Vogue celebrated its 130th birthday with a spectacular Vogue World show down that took over lower Manhattan with a full-scale street show and fair, produced by Bureau Betak. The event created a total of $3.1M EMV.

Although it wasn’t just physical activations that won attention this season; NYFW took the plunge into the Meta-verse, with brands such as Tommy Hilfiger (produced by Bureau Betak) PUMA, Kim Shui, Jonathan Simkhai, and the Blonds experimenting with metaverse streaming and NFTs to drive buzz amongst younger consumers and an international, digital fanbase.

Karla Otto and Lefty team up to reveal the data, insights, and key influencers that made an impact at this season’s edition of NYFW.

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New York Fashion Week is back with a vengeance, alive with parties, protest, and digital-first thinking.

NYFW Womenswear SS23

Men's Fashion Week resumed business as usual this season post-COVID-19 cancellations. Although smaller than the Women's Edition, it remains a big draw for industry professionals and celebrities, setting the stage for runway trends before September.


Paris maintained its status as the world's fashion capital this menswear season, generating 65% of the total EMV among Men's Fashion Weeks. Its influxes of heritage brands and socially savvy young designers who have mastered 360 event marketing captured the zeitgeist of social media. 


Meanwhile, Milan remains firmly on the menu for its classics, with Prada, Gucci, and Fendi impacting significantly. 


London's appeal remains on young designers; less influential attendees mixed with designers shifting their shows to more prominent cities deemed the event almost missable for S/S23 had it not been for keen press interest. As a result, the small-scale event garnered just 0.3% of Fashion Month's overall media value. 


Throughout this report, Lefty teams up with Karla Otto, combining data intelligence with industry know-how, for a report that uncovers the data behind the scale and statistics of Men's Fashion Week. ‍

MenswearRoundUpSS23.pdf

Men's Fashion Week resumed business as usual this season post-COVID-19 cancellations.

Men’s Fashion Week SS 23: A look back at key trends & insights

The final stop on the menswear circuit, Paris Fashion Week, plays host to some of the world's leading names in luxury. It draws in a sea of industry professionals and swarms of fashion fans desperate to catch a glimpse of the personalities attending the shows.

S/S23 was all about the spectacle. Extravagant sets included Louis Vuitton's giant race track, Dior's quaint countryside cottage, and a live rodeo at Casablanca. King of the destination show, Jacquemus transported guests to the scenic salt mountains of Arles. At the same time, AMI captured the essence of Parisian style with a show that overlooked the rooftops of Paris from Sacré-Cœur.

Lefty analyses the impact and influence across this season's shows.

PFWMenswearSS23.pdf

The final stop on the menswear circuit, Paris Fashion Week, plays host to some of the world's leading names in luxury.

Paris Fashion Week SS23 Menswear

The Spring 2023 menswear schedule was the playground for some of the world’s leading luxury names. With dramatic sets and daring collections, brands orchestrated spectacles on and off the runway.

There was good reason to go big. With extended lockdowns in China leaving stores and distribution facilities closed from March to May, many fashion houses reported falling sales and slashed expectations for their business this year. But rather than just turning to global markets for growth, companies are resisting the headwinds and pressing ahead, aware that China is still on track to become the world’s largest luxury market by 2025.

Through it all, Lefty unpacks the meaning of the data, identifying the major trends emerging from fashion weeks and their impact in China.

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The Spring 2023 menswear schedule featured dramatic sets and daring collections captivating Chinese audiences.

Industry Reports

Our collection

Nov 14, 2022

The Power of K-Pop

Oct 20, 2022

Women's SS 23 Roundup Report

Oct 7, 2022

PFW Womenswear SS23

Oct 3, 2022

MFW Womenswear SS23

Sep 22, 2022

LFW Womenswear SS23

Sep 22, 2022

NYFW Womenswear SS23

Jul 20, 2022

Men’s Fashion Week SS 23: A look back at key trends & insights

Jul 13, 2022

Paris Fashion Week SS23 Menswear

Jul 1, 2022

China’s Verdict on Men’s Fashion Week S/S 23