Julia Waldow is a Senior Reporter at Modern Retail. She specializes in retail, e-commerce, and the intersection of technology and consumer behavior, with a keen focus on apparel and fashion, as well as retail analytics. Julia has been featured in Glossy, Harro Community, Mediastreet.ie, Modern Retail, and Digiday.
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Julia Waldow’s coverage primarily focuses on product promotions, beauty and fashion, retail industry trends, e-commerce, and marketing strategies. She often includes press releases and cites data in her articles.
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By: Julia Waldow
U.S. Polo Assn. is celebrating a record year, thanks to its larger store footprint and growing fanbase of teens and twenty-somethings.
By: Julia Waldow
Ipsy is now offering marketing services as it looks to onboard new brands and court more customers.
By: Julia Waldow
While TikTok Shop is still fairly young, it's proving crucial to brands' sales across other channels, particularly Amazon.
By: Julia Waldow
Dick's Sporting Goods says it remains bullish on its Foot Locker business, even as it lowered its yearly guidance for the segment, citing “challenging conditions” in the athletic footwear market.
Move over, Hello Kitty and Labubu. Retail's latest "it" girl is Miffy. Here's why brands from Starbucks to Calpak are lining up to work with the cartoon bunny.
Move over, Hello Kitty and Labubu. Retail’s latest “it” girl is a 70-year-old cartoon bunny from the Netherlands. Her name is Miffy, and she has white ears
By: Julia Waldow
Fjällräven is opening more stores in North America, including a new retail concept with its sister brands, as it looks to solidify its place in outerwear.
A four-block line. A two-and-a-half hour wait time. And hundreds of towels, candles and cashmere sweaters.
By: Julia Waldow
This is the latest installment of the Brands Briefing, a weekly Modern Retail+ column about the growth strategies of modern brands. More from the series →
By: Julia Waldow
As the back-to-school season dies down, Aerie is continuing its hot streak. Meanwhile, American Eagle is still dealing with sales slumps as it works to reposition its denim business.
