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Myntra: India’s Online Fashion Gateway

The e-commerce giant is helping mass-market and premium brands reach millions of consumers across India. For the BoF-McKinsey State of Fashion 2025 report, CEO Nandita Sinha explained how brands can navigate through the complexities of this dynamic market.
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E-tailers are key to driving growth in India because they help brands overcome the shortage of suitable physical retail infrastructure there, says Myntra CEO Nandita Sinha. (Myntra)
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Brands are pulling out all the stops to capture millions of hyper-connected and trend-conscious Millennial and Gen-Z customers in India, a cohort that offers fashion companies an opportunity to explore newer growth markets in Asia. In the centre of it is fashion e-commerce giant Myntra. The mass-market and premium platform is an increasingly important online retail channel for global brands such as H&M, Mango and Ralph Lauren, as well as local players such as Masaba and Rohit Bal.

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The State of Fashion 2025: Challenges at Every Turn

The ninth annual State of Fashion report by McKinsey & Company and BoF Insights, The Business of Fashion’s data and advisory team, reveals that economic and geopolitical challenges, combined with shifts in customer values, will define a turbulent year ahead. Download the full report to understand the 10 themes that will shape the industry and the opportunities for growth in 2025.

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Arnika Thakur

Arnika Thakur is a contributing writer at The Business of Fashion. Based in New Delhi, India, she is an independent journalist and writer who covers a range of topics including luxury, fashion, beauty, finance and hospitality.

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