Zara is the flagship brand of Inditex, known for its fast-fashion approach, offering the latest trends at affordable prices. Founded in 1974, Zara focuses on delivering high-quality, stylish clothing and accessories for men, women, and children. The brand emphasizes speed and agility in its supply chain, ensuring that new collections reach stores quickly to meet ever-changing fashion demands.
Launched in 1998, Bershka targets a younger, trend-conscious audience. The brand offers a wide range of fashion-forward clothing, footwear, and accessories for both men and women. Bershka is known for its vibrant, youthful designs and often collaborates with influencers and artists to stay ahead of the latest trends. The brand’s stores are designed to reflect its energetic and dynamic spirit, creating an engaging shopping experience.
Established in 1991, Pull & Bear caters to a casual, laid-back lifestyle. The brand focuses on providing comfortable, stylish clothing and accessories for young people who embrace a relaxed and carefree attitude. Pull & Bear combines global fashion influences with streetwear and urban styles, offering a diverse range of products that appeal to a broad audience.
The primary objective of this report is to study three brands of Inditex: Zara, Bershka and Pull & Bear online offerings in the men’s and women’s jeans. The period of study is from Dec‘23 to May’24. In delving into these brand’s recent strategies trends, a comprehensive examination reveals intriguing insights across various facets of their product offerings. Let’s explore the key findings:
Price levels of Zara, Bershka and Pull & Bear men’s and women’s jeans currently at the online retail level.
We evaluated 6 months of e-comm data of the brands from Dec‘23 to May’24 for Zara, Bershka and Pull & Bear on the basis of prices, discounts, gender, fits, rise, stretch etc in order to find out trends during this period.
We also analyzed the materials by weight which were used in the fabrics during this time by Zara, Bershka and Pull & Bear in their women’s and men’s jeans.
We studied about 4048 product styles sold online by Zara, Bershka and Pull & Bear to arrive at the following charts and graphs to give deeper insights into the brands consumer facing front.
Graphs included :
Discounted products and Total approx no of men’s jeans styles and women’s jeans styles offered by this brand online during these 6 months.
Percentage of products on discounts for both men’s and women’s jeans.
The maximum and the minimum price in each category.
The average pricing of men’s Jeans and women’s jeans.
Average discount offered.
Approx FIT breakup of styles during each of these months including the stretch and rise of jeans.
Most popular compositions. We listed out the major compositions used during each month to give an idea about the kind of fibers being used for the fabrics.
Total Number Of Men’s Jeans Styles Offered
Total Number Of Women’s Jeans Styles Offered
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Continuing our weekly news snippets, here are some interesting ones for Week 51.
AEO COMPLETES QUITE LOGISTICS ACQUISITION
Quiet Logistics has been bought by American Eagle Outfitters for a total of 360 million dollars. The deal was initially revealed in November, and it would give the fashion giant more control over its supply chain. In Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Dallas, St. Louis, and Jacksonville, the logistics company maintains a network of fulfillment facilities that use cutting-edge technologies, including robotics. Quiet Logistics, which will be an American Eagle wholly-owned subsidiary, will continue to operate independently. According to AEO, the network will support the retailer’s future expansion while also creating economies of scale as it expands its customers to include more brands and retailers looking for advanced logistical capabilities.
“I am thrilled to officially welcome Quiet Logistics into the American Eagle Outfitters Inc. portfolio, cementing a collaborative partnership that has meaningfully contributed to our financial results over the past 18 months.†said Jay Schottenstein, executive chairman and CEO, American Eagle Outfitters.
INDITEX MAKES A €238 MILLION INVESTMENT IN THE NEW ZARA HEADQUARTERS
Zara has invested 238 million euros on a new headquarters within Inditex’s Arteixo complex, which will house the Zara sales and design teams. Construction on the new headquarters will begin in January, assuming all necessary approvals, and will take around two years. The new facilities are intended to reinforce the horizontal work dynamics among designers, patternmakers, and sales professionals, which are backed by creativity and articulated around open collaboration and communication. They are being designed with a focus on their lines, broad open spaces, energy efficiency, and sustainability credentials. The new five-story building (with two additional basement parking levels) will match the visual character of the nearby offices, which hold the zara.com operations.
The new headquarter will be equipped with a next-generation facility management system that will ensure that all of its components work together in perfect harmony at all times, responding to changes in interior and outdoor temperatures and air quality. In the spirit of sustainability, the impact of the construction process will be reduced by employing technology during the design phase.
M&S EXPANDS ITS SPORTSWEAR BRAND GOODMOVE AS ACTIVEWEAR SALES BOOST
With a new January campaign, Marks & Spencer has unveiled the SS22 range of its athletic brand Goodmove. New developments in the Goodmove line, which is endorsed by guest brand Speedo, include front-adjustable sports bras. The campaign will run throughout the whole month of January, with the goal of capturing customers’ health and wellness mindsets. M&S Family Matters data supports this, indicating that customers are contemplating significant lifestyle adjustments in early 2022. According to the survey, 64 percent of respondents want to take their health more seriously than previously, and 63 percent want to exercise more. Goodmove has evolved to be the company’s largest in-house brand, with 275 items in womenswear, menswear, and kidswear. Every year, the shop sells 1.6 million Goodmove goods, with activewear becoming a major focus.
“Shaping the future of M&S clothing means continuing to maximise the strength of our own brand product: consistently focusing on everyday style & value, heroing product categories that matter most to our customers and developing our unique in-house brands. Goodmove is our biggest own brand, a credible competitor in the growing activewear market and a truly relevant offer for our customers. With health and wellness more important than ever for our customers, we’re starting 2022 with a bold campaign for Goodmove that highlights both the trusted value of the product and the important innovations within the range.†said Richard Price, MD M&S.
H&M AND FOTOGRAFISKA JOINED FORCES TO PROMOTE TEXTILE SUSTAINABILITY
Sweden’s non-profit H&M Foundation and famed photography gallery Fotografiska have teamed together to inspire action in support of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals through the power of visual communication. It will look at what a planet-friendly fashion sector may look like, as well as how to speed up the development of inclusive communities. The two-year project begins with Tobias Gremmler, a visual artist and multimedia pioneer, and his show The Changing Room at Fotografiska Stockholm. The artist leads Fotografiska’s guests on a trip to imagine a world where clothing may grow directly on human skin through a variety of imaginative notions in a scenographic media exhibition.
In the 3D inspiration room ‘The Future is Here’, seven examples of planet-friendly solutions that may revolutionise the fashion industry are shown to further raise awareness about how innovation can drive transformation. According to a press release from H&M, this online tour allows anybody to learn more about these concepts from the comfort of their own home.
PATAGONIA SHUTS THEIR STORES AND OFFICES FROM CHRISTMAS TILL NEW YEAR
Leading US outdoor apparel and gear company Patagonia has announced the shutdown of its shops, offices, and warehouses in the United States and Canada for the whole week of Christmas and New Year. While the goal is to give all of the company’s employees a much-needed vacation, the decision is remarkable since staff will apparently be paid time off during this time. While the website will remain online, shipments will be delayed until after the holiday week, according to the brand.
Though it is uncertain how many funds Patagonia would lose by closing its shops, offices, and warehouses, the company earned 60% more sales in a December week in 2020 than it did in any of the previous 11 months. It was significantly greater for clothes businesses, at 85 percent and higher. At a time when Patagonia’s workers are struggling on a social and economic level, the action reaffirms the company’s concept that it doesn’t simply talk the talk when it comes to people and the environment; it always does the walk.
EUROPEAN E-RETAILER ZALANDO ANNOUNCES A NEW MANAGEMENT BOARD
Zalando has announced a new management board setup, which will take effect on March 1, 2022. David Schröder, the company’s chief financial officer, will take on the newly established job of chief operating officer (COO), which will be responsible for establishing and growing Zalando’s distinctive skills in order to support the company’s development. Dr Sandra Dembeck has been named new chief financial officer (CFO) by the Zalando supervisory board, and she will be in charge of the finance and group governance teams. According to a press release, the changes align the setup with Zalando’s future needs in furthering its strategic agenda of being the Starting Point for Fashion and growing the business to more than €30 billion in Gross Merchandise Volume by 2025, as laid out at its Capital Market Days in 2019 and 2021.
Zalando is continuing to focus on three strategic dimensions: expanding its active customer base and enhancing customer connections, accelerating the shift to a platform business, and developing a sustainable platform with a net-positive impact on people and the environment.
Continuing our weekly news snippets, here are some interesting ones for Week 49
BETTER COTTON ALL SET TO REDUCE GHG EMISSIONS 50% BY 2030
World’s largest cotton certifier, Better Cotton has established a target of cutting its cotton’s overall greenhouse gas emissions per ton by half. Better Cotton has sought to make cotton production more sustainable across the world since its foundation in 2009. It has taught over 2.5 million farmers worldwide and raised 99 million euros since 2010, with that figure expected to rise to 125 million euros by the 2021-22 season.
According to recent research, Better Cotton manufacturing has a 19% lower GHG emissions intensity per ton of lint than production in China, India, Pakistan, Tajikistan, and Turkey. Better Cotton expects to release four further objectives in 2022, with the target’s deadline set for 2030, based on a 2017 baseline. Soil health, pesticide usage, smallholder livelihoods, and women’s empowerment are all addressed. “This is a pledge for Better Cotton farmers and a stake in the ground for the global cotton sector. Nearly a quarter of the world’s cotton is currently produced under the Better Cotton Standard. We aim to at least double that by 2030.†said CEO of Better Cotton, Alan McClay.
KONTOOR BRANDS ANNOUNCES ITS 2020 SUSTAINABILITY REPORT
Kontoor Brands has presented its sustainability report for 2020. The business, which owns the brands’ Wrangler and Lee, has been devoted to improving its sustainability goal, with this being its second report in the two years since it went public. According to the report, Kontoor has cut its water use by more than 8 billion liters since 2008, and it is on track to save 10 billion liters by 2025.
Kontoor has also obtained 50% of its cotton responsibly, with the goal of utilizing 100% sustainably sourced cotton by 2025. The report also stated that Kontoor is on pace to employ 100 percent preferred chemistry by 2025 and plans to establish a climate target for carbon emissions in 2022. The business emphasized the social aspect of sustainability by establishing community development projects in Bangladeshi factories. The brand has also worked with the Herproject of Business for Social Responsibility, which aims to enhance access to healthcare for Bangladeshi textile workers.
TENCEL COLLABORATES WITH MORE THAN 40 BRANDS TO REDUCE CARBON EMISSIONS
Sustainable textile manufacturer Tencel has teamed up with over 40 brands, celebrities, and NGOs to launch the #MakeItFeelRight effort to decrease carbon emissions. The movement’s goal is to contribute to the worldwide reforestation effort in order to help rescue the earth, and it has already received over 7,500 pledges. Each commitment results in the planting of a tree.
Sustainable campaigners including Xenia Adonts, Lily Cole, and Chen Ai Ling, as well as businesses like Boyish, Reformation, and Lavender Hill, have endorsed Tencel. The brand also collaborated with artist Bodil Jane to produce promotional artwork, which was subsequently featured on the campaign’s website. “Carbon emissions are a global problem and as such must have global solutions. As a partner of the #MakeItFeelRight campaign we strongly believe that Tencel’s sustainability initiatives, which are enabled by brands and driven by consumers, are a great way to make a positive impact through reforestation,†said Diana Chaplin of One Tree Planted.
INDITEX, ZARA’S OWNER, REVEALS RECORD Q3 SALES AND PROFITS
Zara’s parent company stated record sales and earnings in the 3rd quarter of the year as it recovers from the pandemic. Inditex’s sales in the three months to October 31 were 21% higher than a year ago at constant currency and 10% higher than in 2019. According to the Spanish company, retail and online sales climbed by 33% between November 1 and December 10, 2020, and 10% between November 1 and December 10, 2019. The growth in sales aided the group’s 273 percent gain in net profit to 1.23 billion euros in the third quarter. Meanwhile, online sales increased by 124% in constant currency compared to 2019. According to the group, internet sales would make for more than 25% of total sales in FY2021. “Sales are returning to normal levels, and online sales continue to expand,” the business said of its present finances.
J.C. PENNEY WELCOMES THE EXPANSION OF FOREVER 21 TO 100 STORES
The addition of Forever 21 to JCPenney’s brand portfolio has been announced. The brand will be sold at 100 JCPenney shops around the United States, as well as on the retailer’s website. JCPenney’s reputation as a retailer for teenagers and adults will be strengthened by this action. The introduction of Forever 21 at JCPenney is being supported with a 360-degree marketing effort that includes in-store, e-commerce, social media, and direct mail advertising. The style of Forever 21 is inspired by the West Coast, with neutral and trendy aesthetics interwoven into its design. “Forever 21 and JCPenney share a mission to make the latest trends accessible to all while inspiring unique style and confidence. The addition of this brand to our portfolio rounds out our Young Minded assortment and brings an exciting new element of in-the-moment fashion,†said Michelle Wlazlo, executive vice president and chief merchandising officer at JCPenney.
H&M’S SALES UP BY 11% IN Q4 AS DEMAND SURGES
In local currencies, net sales at H&M Group climbed by 11% in the fourth quarter of 2021 compared to the same period the previous year. In local currency, the company’s net revenues climbed by 12% for the fiscal year 2021, according to a statement. Net sales climbed by 8% to 56,813 million Swedish krona in the fourth quarter, and by 6% to 198,967 million Swedish krona for the entire year when converted to SEK. Despite persistent limitations and the pandemic’s negative impacts, the H&M group’s earnings in local currencies were up to the same level as in the fourth quarter of 2019. Around 100 stores were temporarily shut at the start of the quarter, mostly in Southeast Asia. Around 115 stores were mostly closed at the end of the quarter, predominantly in Austria and Slovakia.
FOR FY21, GAP GENERATES $3.9 BILLION REVENUE IN Q3
Gap, Inc., reported net sales of $3.9 billion in the third quarter of fiscal 2021. The company’s gross profit climbed to $1.66 billion from $1.62 billion in the third quarter of FY20. The current quarter’s gross margin of 42.1% is the greatest for a third-quarter in decades. Online sales increased by 48% year on year, as the company continues to focus on digital power by making an investment in its e-commerce platform, wisely closing unprofitable stores, and partnering to strengthen in international markets. Old Navy’s net sales went up by 8% year on year compared to the same quarter in 2019, while Gap’s global comparable sales increased by 7% year on year. Similarly, Athleta’s net sales went up by 48% as compared to the third quarter of 2019. During the current quarter of the fiscal year 2021, the company also paid a dividend of $0.12 per share. Reflecting on Q3 FY21 results, the business now forecasts full-year sales growth to be around 20% higher than in FY20.
OWING TO THE UYGHUR PROBE, ZARAÂ REFUSED TO EXTEND ITS FRENCH STORE
Zara has been denied permission to extend a French store due to sustainability concerns and allegations of exploitation of China’s Muslim Uyghur minority. Inditex, the parent company of Zara, said that Zara France will appeal the decision. The decision to deny Zara’s proposal to expand its store came from a local administrative department, according to a representative for the town hall of Bordeaux in southwest France. The decision was based on a French inquiry into Inditex and many other stores’ use of forced Uyghur labour in Xinjiang, according to the spokeswoman. The administrative department is also concerned about the environmental impact of rapid fashion. Inditex has denied using coerced Uyghur labour in their manufacturing process. Zara intends to challenge the national commission’s decision on the retailer’s planning proposal.
PRIMARK TO INVEST €250 MILLION IN STORE EXPANSIONS
Primark plans to invest €250 million in store renovation and the opening of a new distribution centre. The relocation is estimated to generate up to 700 new employment.The investment comprises €60 million for the renovation of its Patrick Street shop in Cork city, as well as another €75 million for the establishment of a new distribution centre in Newbridge, County Kildare. In addition, a €20 million renovation of Primark’s Eyre Square shop in Galway is planned. Notably, Primark, known as Penneys in Ireland, plans to extend its selling area in the nation by roughly 20% over the next ten years. Furthermore, the apparel retailer intends to increase its entire staff in Ireland by 12% over the next three years, including over 600 retail roles. In addition, it plans to hire 100 more employees in the next six months at its headquarters, Arthur Ryan House. The new positions will be in a variety of sectors, including technology, buying, retail, design, finance, and others.
PACSUN IS SET TO RELEASE THE FIRST NFT
Pacsun has announced the official launch of its first NFT. Pacsun’s NFT will be an exclusive animation of its original logo, capitalising on the digital trend that appears to have infected the fashion industry as a whole. The auction has begun at 0.1087 ETH, or $515.35 USD. Pacsun will give 100% of the earnings from the purchase of the NFT to the Fashion Scholarship Fund in honour of the brand’s 40th anniversary. Every year, the foundation grants over a million dollars in scholarships to brilliant young students from varied backgrounds in order to help them flourish in the fashion business. Pacsun has entered the digital art realm with labels such as Dolce & Gabbana, Jimmy Choo, and, most recently, JW Anderson, which plans to offer its iconic Harry Styles approved knit sweater in NFT form.
Paris Fashion Week pulled in French icon Charlotte Gainsbourg, as she celebrates her love for denim by collaborating with global denim retailer Zara for a vintage-inspired capsule. When one speaks of Charlotte Gainsbourg, one is referring to the trendiest French figure on the contemporary fashion scene.
Charlotte is following in the footsteps of her mother, Jane Birkin, who was one of the most significant fashion faces of the 1960s and 1970s. Her fresh, easygoing style with charisma has the essence that everyone adores and serves as an enormous source of inspiration. Piloting the ‘effortless chic’ trend, the collection is packed with essentials she wears.
Gainsbourg being raised into good fashion has driven thousands to strive to emulate the realism, freedom, and identity of her style throughout her 50 years. The project stems from her bond with Zara’s Marta Ortega, and it enables her to recognize one of her aspirations. “I’ve always wanted to make a collection out of what I wear every day,” she reveals.
Gainsbourg believes that after years of purchasing and wearing vintage denim, most pairs left something to be needed. Now, at the age of 50, she’s discovered her pinnacle pairs by developing them herself in a joint effort with Zara, which is widely available now.
WHAT CONSTITUTES THE COLLECTION
The soul of the collection is Charlotte’s natural and spontaneous outlook. The silhouette is a scintillating blend of the feminine and masculine. The collection is designed as a limited edition in which the pieces may be worn separately or in combination with other clothing. The ageless and transversal collection unveils and radiates its subtle characteristics . “Zara has understood which are my essentials. I didn’t want there to be too many options. They are garments that make me feel natural,” Charlotte concludes.
Charlotte’s wardrobe has been influenced by denim for years. It also vividly recalls her father’s attire, the renowned musician Serge Gainsbourg. Denim is the exceptional centerpiece of this capsule collection.
The 23-piece women’s capsule collection combines masculine and feminine denim made from both usual and recycled cotton. Key pieces include a slouchy oversized denim jacket in which Charlotte winks at her father’s style, extra-long, relaxed-fit black jeans, and cropped flare jeans in a dark blue wash. To represent the creative’s minimal, daily aesthetic, denim shirting is combined with non-denim necessities such as a triangle bikini top, long-sleeved sweater, and ultra-lightweight T-shirt. It also includes a corduroy trench coat. Accessories like a leather bag, a basic black belt, and a round-toe ankle boot punctuate the design and round off the ever-popular chic look.
She views her Zara edit as “clothes that seem neat while being un-neat.†What it isn’t is the extensive stuff typical of high-caliber collaborations and that’s precisely the purpose. The aim was to produce one or two full looks that ladies could layer in whatever way they wanted.
The assortment features French wardrobe basics based on denim that Charlotte wears on a daily basis in Paris. “I know that I’m not the only one passionate about jeans, but it’s true that I could never find the perfect pair,†Gainsbourg told of the brand in an interview.
ZARA’S EVIDENT SUSTAINABILITY
Working towards sustainability! is the tagline that the fast-fashion brand has used to describe some of its most significant efforts.
Notably, clothes designated ‘Join Life‘ are manufactured with raw materials and techniques that assist to minimise any negative environmental effect. Furthermore, Zara now intends to guarantee that 50% of its goods fulfill the ‘Join Life’ criteria by 2022. In addition, all bags and boxes will be reused and recycled, and all single-use plastics provided to consumers will be eliminated by 2023.
Furthermore, the clothes in the ‘Join Life’ range are supported with a tag that details the material used in their production, the care necessary to maintain the garment’s quality, and its origin. Its stores have been remodeled to emphasize efficient energy and water use, and zara.com’s servers operate on renewable energy.
The company’s goal is to have 100% of the energy used in its headquarters, logistical centers, and own stores coming from renewable sources by 2022. Zara’s use of European linen and recycled polyester, as well as its production in Morocco and Tunisia, demonstrate Zara’s progress toward achieving its sustainability agenda. With the inclusion of worldwide corporate and consumer initiatives, an essential commitment to eco or recycled materials, and a more thorough information label, the brand is well on its way to fulfilling its vision.
Zara , in its latest offerings, brings paint splattered , graffiti printed jeans and jackets for men under current pandemic conditions. Surely not a great innovation but a new offering anyways.
RIPPED SKINNY CARROT FIT JEANS
Cropped skinny jeans featuring a five-pocket design, faded effect with rips on the legs, turn-up hems, and front zip fly and metal top button fastening.
RIPPED SKINNY JEANS WITH PAINT SPLATTER
Faded skinny jeans with ripped details and paint splatters. Featuring a five-pocket design, frayed hems and zip fly and metal top button fastening.
NEON PAINT SPLATTER SKINNY JEANS
Skinny jeans featuring faded and ripped details, a contrast paint splatter effect, a five-pocket design, frayed hems, and a button fly.
PRINTED DENIM JACKET
Faded denim jacket featuring a shirt collar, long sleeves with buttoned cuffs, ripped detailing, graffiti slogan print and graphic print on the back, chest flap pockets, welt hip pockets and front metal button fastening.
DENIM GRAFFITI JACKET
Straight fit collared denim jacket with long sleeves, buttoned cuffs, an all-over graffiti-style print, faded and ripped-effect detailing, chest flap pockets, welt hip pockets and metal button fastening at the front.
Everyone loves the personal creative designs and customizations – to add a touch of their personality on various objects . Apparel customizations have been done for long time specially in the past when we did not mass productions. However, as we moved to fast fashion and mass retailing , these customizations were given up by most except some boutique efforts. But we see a trend where large apparel and footwear retailers are looking to reach out to their customers in a personal way by giving them various options of customizations and to enable them create One Of A Kind Pieces !
Levi’s , Zara, Converse , Nike and many other brands are creating their own offerings to enable customers add their personal touch to their products and be more attached to their brand. We give below details of some of the projects these brands have undertaken to enable their customers to customize their purchase.
Levi Strauss & Co
Levis has given the power of personalisation to their customers by introducing Future Finish – a new online customization experience available on levi.com (U.S. only) that provides next-level customization through digital innovation. As per their website, this latest state-of-the-art advancement uses the proprietary laser-powered technology developed through their Project F.L.X. to digitize the design and development of denim finishing, enabling the Levi’s® brand to take its online customization experience to new, previously unimaginable levels. For more information click here !
GAP
Gap offered workshops and customisation service in the event in London in September to celebrate the 50 years of denim including denim tattooing, hemming and distressing. The workshop was designed to display the future need in the denim market. The concept was devised in-house bt GAP. This service marked their entry and an indication of their interest in reaching out to their customers in a personal way.
Zara
Zara’s latest collection enables the customers to add the custom made embroidery to their favorite products . One can stitch and style the jackets and sweaters with their names and monograms of their choice. Not only this, this collection was made from recycled cotton or naturally grown cotton that preserves the ecosystem and promotes sustainability. Without much effort and money you can now fulfill your wish to stitch your name on your denim and cotton collection. You can use the “Edit†window at their website to do the same.
Converse
Converse came out with the concept of personalisation of their shoes.You can choose the material, color or print on the shoe and the laces. You can even edit the converse logo to be printed on your snickers. This feature was named “ Converse By You “ under which they provide a wide range of color and prints option for the customers to customize their favorite piece of shoe. Click here to try editing!
Nike
Nike in collaboration with Stranger Things and Netflix launched the 2 different types of shoes with patches and embossing. One of the piece is an upside down view of the shoes as if worn outside. Another one in beige is subtle in colour and pattern. It creates a customization opportunity by exposing different denim parts of the shoe and choose from different varieties.
We feel that customization is here to stay and we are likely to see many other brands jumping the bandwagon to make unique offerings to the customers. However, it remains to be seen if this can actually develop into a profitable segment for the retailers or not . Time will tell …
Zara brings out refreshing new styles and designs of denim every few weeks. We are bringing in this article in a compilation some of the latest women denim styles sold at Zaragoza during this summer season. Some of them are regularly eunning looks but some are interesting new variants .We bring a large number of looks and collection below
