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Rachel Strugatz

Rachel Strugatz

Contributing Beauty Correspondent / Freelance Writer at Business Of Fashion - New York Bureau

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Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Beauty
  • Apparel

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Recent Articles

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Why a Gen-Z Beauty Brand Is Selling Anti-Aging Products

Skin and hair care line SpoiledChild, which shares a parent company with Il Makiage, has the look of a brand targeting teens but a price point and products that seem intended for an older audience. Is it possible to straddle both worlds?
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Hyram Yarbro and Addison Rae Didn't Need Beauty Brands - The Busine...

Hyram Yarbro and Addison Rae are the latest content creators-turned-founders to discover online fame alone doesn’t translate into beauty sales.
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Beauty’s “Ageing” Rebrand That Never Was

Euphemisms like “pro-ageing” and “anti-anti-ageing” exist to obscure the fact that the beauty industry is selling the same creams and tonics meant to enhance one’s appearance. It may be time for a new approach.
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Chanel, Timothée Chalamet and the Changing Idea of Masculinity

The luxury brand is the latest to put a hot young star at the forefront of its advertising efforts, but what’s most compelling is what the partnership says about male celebrity today.
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What is the Next Great Luxury Beauty Brand? - The Business of Fashion

After a series of multi-billion dollar M&A deals, global beauty giants are taking an alternative route: reviving sleeper labels at the top end of the market.
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What Investors Are Looking for in a Beauty Start-Up

Private equity shops and venture capitalists are being more discerning with their dollars, and yet capital is still critical for emerging brands seeking to stand out in a competitive landscape.
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Can Gen-Z Save Marc Jacobs Again?

Heaven, the designer label’s lower priced diffusion line that leans on nostalgia, has been a hit with younger shoppers. The Coty-led revamped cosmetics line should follow its lead.
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For Celebrity Beauty Brands, a Cloudy Future

E.l.f.’s $355 million acquisition of Naturium doesn’t change the fact that most influencer, actor and musician-fronted brands need to radically rethink their approach.
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Lip Gloss Is Beauty's Secret to Sales and Sex - The Business of Fas...

Recalling the appeal of Lip Smackers balms and Lancôme’s Juicy Tubes, skincare brands like Rhode, Summer Fridays and UBeauty have the lip category cornered.
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The Thinking Behind Beauty's Latest M&A Wave - The Business of Fashion

With a limited number of targets on the market, strategics and private equity firms are rushing to snap up the most promising brands.
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Gen-Z and Gen Alpha's Beauty Behaviours Are Not Trends - The Busine...

As both generations mature, it’s time to start recognising they are more like Millennials and Gen-Xers than we initially assumed.