1、 499April 2023RXSFSEU23RPEurope FashionRetailXIn partnership with:20233|RetailX|April 2023RXSFSEU23RP 2023 In this report,we unpack how the sector has changed in the past year and where it may be heading as it embraces sustainability,social commerce,the metaverse,AI and ChatGPT.Heres what we foundKE

2、Y FINDINGS Europes online fashion market is growing more slowly than in Asia and the US,dragged down by the cost-of-living impact of the Russian-Ukraine conflict.Rising inflation is seeing a reset in supply chains and energy buying among manufacturers,brands and retailers.Post-pandemic,online fashio

3、n sales in Europe have fallen across apparel,footwear and accessories.However,sales of athleisurewear and luxury fashion have taken up much of the slack lost to a decline in work and formalwear.Western and Central Europe dominate fashion ecommerce,with 42%of consumers shopping online,thanks to advan

4、ced internet and mobile use and better logistics.However,a rising Why this mattersSUSTAINABILITY REPORT|INTRODUCTIONEUROPEAN FASHION SECTOR REPORT 2023|WHY THIS MATTERS&KEY FINDINGSContentsEuropean fashion market overview 04European fashion market by segment 10European fashion market by region 14The

5、 European fashion consumer 18Attitudes to sustainability 22The Largest 50 European fashion retailers and brands 28Partner perspective 34PROFILE:Asos 35PROFILE:Dr Martens 36PROFILE:Inditex Group 37PROFILE:JD Sports 38PROFILE:Next 39PROFILE:Pandora 40PROFILE:Shein 41PROFILE:TK Maxx 42PROFILE:Vinted 43

6、PROFILE:Zalando 44CASE STUDY:boohoo in the metaverse 45CASE STUDY:H&M embraces pre-loved 46CASE STUDY:Levis turns to AI 47The road ahead 48Figures 52Credits 53Knowledge partners 54number of young,mobile-first shoppers could tip this in favour of the South and East of the region.This mobile shift is