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Revolve’s presence has long been felt in Los Angeles, but until today it’s been more about soft power: glitzy parties, Coachella domination and serving as the go-to purveyor of the influencer (and wannabe influencer) uniform.
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The e-commerce retailer recorded the first drop in its return rate in more than three years, and unlike many of its peers, has held fast to its policy of free shipping for online returns.
Facing declining sales and tumbling shares, Revolve Group Inc. is opening its first permanent store in Aspen after a successful pop-up, signalling a shift from its influencer-driven online model to meet growing consumer demand for in-person shopping.
The US e-tailer, a long-time stockist of Vauthier, is acquiring the label out of administration with plans to boost merchandising and e-commerce, BoF can exclusively reveal.
The brand’s scaled-back Revolve Festival points to a new direction in its signature influencer marketing approach.
Joan Kennedy is Correspondent at The Business of Fashion. She is based in New York and covers beauty and marketing.
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