Old Navy Scales Beauty to 500 US Stores With a Fragrance-Led Cross-Selling Strategy
Old Navy Beauty Co. pairs seven custom scents with third-party beauty brands as the apparel retailer expands beyond its pilot toward a nationwide rollout.
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Ifrah Nadeem covers brand campaigns, partnerships, and retail experiences for RETAILBOSS, with a background in advertising and marketing.
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Ifrah Nadeem covers brand campaigns, partnerships, and retail experiences across fashion, beauty, and luxury for RETAILBOSS. She has a background in advertising and marketing. Her work follows how brands reach customers through collaborations, ambassador campaigns, store openings, and experiential events. Her recent coverage includes L'Oreal Groupe's partnership with Paris Saint-Germain, Saie's London pop-up, and retail expansion by brands including Furla and Montblanc.
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