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Free People
Free People is a Philadelphia-based bohemian lifestyle brand for women, part of Urban Outfitters, Inc. (URBN). Rooted in the counterculture store that Dick Hayne opened near Penn's campus in 1970 and relaunched as a wholesale label in 1984, it now sells eclectic, vintage-influenced apparel, accessories, shoes, intimates and beauty across its own boutiques, wholesale accounts and freepeople.com. Its fast-growing activewear spin-off, FP Movement, has made Free People URBN's second-largest brand, with roughly $1.5 billion in annual revenue.
Spell
Spell is a Byron Bay fashion label founded in 2009 by sisters Isabella Pennefather and Elizabeth Abegg. Beginning as a jewellery stall at Byron's artisan markets, it grew into a globally recognised 'elevated boho' womenswear brand known for hand-drawn signature prints, dreamy romantic silhouettes, and a large, loyal online community. The company - which retired its former name 'Spell & The Gypsy Collective' - is a certified B Corporation and carbon-neutral business that has moved much of its supply chain toward organic and recycled fibres.