"All right. Gap, These shares have been on a on a rep, on a tear up as much as 7%. They keep rising. Stronger than expected sales right there. Two biggest brands you have, Old Navy and Gap. Those were the strong ones for them. Old Navy, they had denim activewear, kids, baby categories. They did really well. What's leading to the success? Here's what they say. Okay. So they say it's celebrity fueled marketing. They have Gap Studio line that's being promoted by Gwyneth Paltrow and her daughter. They're still offering. Yes. She needs she doesn't need the company. Yeah. Yeah, that's true. She does. And it's kind of in that same space, too. Okay. Okay. So you also have non apparel categories like hair, body mist lotions available at Old Navy, flashy collaborations. And what's happening is that they're starting to lure in higher income consumers and that's also helping them."
The speaker highlights Gap's impressive sales performance with shares up around 7%, driven by stronger-than-expected sales and effective celebrity marketing through its Gap Studio line, featuring Gwyneth Paltrow. Alongside its core apparel brands like Old Navy, Gap is diversifying into non-apparel categories and attracting higher income consumers, which may help offset challenges in other parts of the business.
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