The rise and fall of Asos: Has fast fashion lost its appeal?

George Iddenden
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In early 2021, the mood in the Asos camp would have been nothing less than jubilant. The online fast-fashion giant was absolutely cruising through the pandemic, largely at the expense of struggling bricks-and-mortar retailers.

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In early 2021, the mood in the Asos camp would have been nothing less than jubilant. The online fast-fashion giant was absolutely cruising through the pandemic, largely at the expense of struggling bricks-and-mortar retailers.

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