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Low-cost vs luxury: ​​The stark divergence in South Korea's beauty market

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By Lina Jang, Celene Ignacio Verified, M. Sriram, Chavi Mehta
| Inside Retail Asia
“All cosmetic samples for just 10,000 won (US$7.2) .” Such listings have become increasingly common on Danggeun Market, South Korea’s popular secondhand trading platform, reflecting a growing divide in the nation’s beauty market amid persistent inflation. While some consumers hunt for bargain cosmetics and sample-size products, others flock to luxury brands like Prada Beauty, which opened its first South Korean store in August despite economic headwinds.
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Japanese department store Matsuya Ginza debuts digital storefront

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By Kaycee Enerva, Celene Ignacio Verified, Chavi Mehta
| Inside Retail Asia
Japanese department store Matsuya Ginza is entering the digital space with the launch of its online shopping platform, Matsuyaginza.com. The e-commerce site will offer various products, brand insights, concierge shopping appointments, and options for in-store pickup. Some of the product lineup includes renowned brands such as Miu Miu, Prada, Roger Vivier, Aesop, and Tom Ford Beauty.
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Tupperware business to re-emerge under new ownership

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By Sean Cao, Celene Ignacio Verified, M. Sriram, Chavi Mehta
| Inside Retail Asia
A group of lenders have acquired certain assets of Tupperware to help the kitchenware brand emerge from bankruptcy. Party Products, a company formed by the lenders, has bought the global rights to the Tupperware brand name, related intellectual property, and its operations in core markets. Party Products said it will initially focus on operating Tupperware in certain core markets, which include the US, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, China, Korea, India and Malaysia according to previous plans.
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