TheIndustry.fashion & TheIndustry.beauty Podcast TheIndustry.fashion

Sabina Ranger is the entrepreneur behind fledgling beauty brand BELLA, which is shaking up the cosmetics market (and Instagram) with its WANDERLASH Mascara that promises a false eyelash effect in just a few simple strokes.

WANDERLASH is the first in a planned series of products that Ranger intends to launch in the world of beauty, with the stated aim of outperforming alternatives on the market.
 
Sabina tells Lauretta Roberts, Editor-in-Chief of TheIndustry.beauty, how her family’s business and her dissatisfaction with false eyelashes motivated her to enter the highly competitive cosmetics world, taking on global giants, how her product work and how she has achieved such a high profile in such a short space of time and what her ambitions are for future growth.

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John Snare and Rachel Kelly are the Co-founders of Thought, one of the UK’s earliest sustainable and ethical fashion brands.
 
Thought's focus is on creating a "circular economy", and over the years it has invested extensively in expanding the range of materials used.
 
The business boasts an impressive range of textiles compared to similar retailers, such as hemp, bamboo, and Seacell - a material made from harvested seaweed.
 
In this episode of the In Conversation podcast, John and Rachel speak to Tom Shearsmith, News Editor at TheIndustry.fashion, about how the business has progressed since they first created clothing in 1995, why the business has constantly needed to evolve and educate, the recent onboarding of retailers, and where the business is heading in the future.


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Commodity is known for its unique approach to fragrance, giving consumers greater control over the intensity and projection of a scent through its innovative Scent Space concept. 

The brand was first brought to life by a Kickstarter campaign in 2013, but was later purchased by Vicken Arslanian in 2019, who is also the founder of EuroPerfumes, a distributor for niche fragrances in the US. 

Vicken speaks to Sophie Smith, Senior News & Features Writer at the TheIndustry.beauty, about his decision to purchase Commodity, why it has undergone a rebrand and the impact of its docuseries which captures key moments in the company’s journey.

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Best known for his fashion styling advice on ITV breakfast show ‘Lorraine’, Mark Heyes is a British fashion stylist and designer. 

Launching a partnership with online retailer Freemans, Heyes has created several collections aimed at the 40+ woman. It is the first collection Heyes has designed himself, based on years of styling TV celebrities and viewers alike. 

He talks to Tom Shearsmith, News Editor at TheIndustry.fashion, about the importance of understanding your target demographic and how his TV experience helped build a strong relationship with Freemans.

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Jeremy Muijs is the Co-founder of Grown Alchemist. Through the understanding of cellular renewal and nutrient metabolisation, Grown Alchemist formulates products which it thinks represent a "new evolution in skincare". 
The brand uses scientifically–innovative formulas that are capable of influencing the way the body repairs and regenerates the skin. 
Muijs tells Tom Shearsmith, News Editor of TheIndustry.beauty, about its products, the science behind the brand, how he built Grown Alchemist from the ground up, and what its recent acquisition by L’Occitane Group means for the business.

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Commercial visionary and pioneer of ground-breaking ecommerce solutions, Chris Griffin, and his Lifestyle Retail Group (LRG), acquired Secret Sales in March 2020. The aim was to move the business from an antiquated members-only flash sales website to a dedicated premium non-full price ecommerce marketplace for fashion, beauty and homeware - where brands can retain control of price, inventory and branding, while maintaining positive brand equity.
In September 2022, Puma made Secret Sales its first non-full price UK marketplace partner, while Kurt Geiger was also on-boarded at the tail end of 2022.
Griffin, well known for once transforming and supercharging Superdry’s ecommerce business, talks us through his past and plans for the future.

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