Inside the #GrabYourWallet Trump Boycott

Coulter’s husband came up with the hashtag #GrabYourWallet — a play on Trump’s “grab them by the pussy” line the Washington Post exposed in a video in October.

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Many of the brands on the boycott list are mainly being called out for selling merchandise from the Ivanka Trump line.

http://www.racked.com/2016/11/14/13623970/grabyourwallet-trump-boycott 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vu0Y0HvadMgG_LN7dF8W7M66oPCcx_nmSARQWirV7iY/htmlview?usp=drivesdk&sle=true

 

The Curious Staying Power of Britney’s Perfume Empire

Curious became "by far" the number one scent not just in the celebrity category, but across the entire fragrance industry, Grant says, breaking all of Elizabeth Arden's records for a fragrance launch. As of 2013, Curious had sold 500 million bottles, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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While not all of Spears’s perfumes have been quite as triumphant in the market as Curious or Fantasy, she stills takes in an estimated $50 million a year from just that portion of her business, according to The Hollywood Reporter. 
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Even just a few months ago, when Spears released a sneak peek of her new album Glory on Instagram, it was wrapped in an ad for her new fragrance, Private Show. No other celebrity has gone to such lengths to incorporate fragrance into her identity as Britney Spears has.

http://www.racked.com/2016/10/20/13260722/curious-britney-spears-perfume-fantasy-fragrance
https://www.nordicfeel.se/doft/parfym/damparfym/britney-spears-curious-0001
https://www.nordicfeel.se/search?q=britney 

The Charmed Life of Pandora

Pandora is sold in over 100 countries around the world and is the third largest jewelry company in the US, behind Signet Jewelers and Tiffany & Co. In 2015, it produced more than 100 million pieces of jewelry and brought in 16.7 billion Danish kroner, or about $2.7 billion, in revenue. According to a Karus study, Pandora is the jewelry industry's most visited website, ahead of Tiffany, Blue Nile, and Swarovski, despite having only introduced e-commerce last year.
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While the brand sells necklaces, rings, and earrings, the bread and butter of the operation remains its charm bracelets, a cash cow that accounts for 80 percent of Pandora's sales.

Pandora used to release new collections twice a year, but in 2013, the company began debuting new jewelry seven times a year, with collections spaced less than two months apart. Bloomberg speculated that the company was taking a cue from fast fashion retailer Zara, which rolls out new product every two weeks.
http://www.racked.com/2016/8/23/12525316/pandora-jewelry-charm-bracelets
http://www.pandora.net/en-us/products/bracelets/by/metal/16