Luxury Daily, October 16, 2017 – Valentino opens pop-up “active spaces” to roll out resort collection
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| | Apparel and accessories Valentino opens pop-up “active spaces” to roll out resort collection  |  Italian fashion house Valentino is offering customers a way to experience its resort collection for 2018 in advance of its release with a series of pop-up “active spaces” around the globe. Entire
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| Retail China’s luxury-buying class continues to grow: Hurun |  The population of affluent consumers in China is continuing to grow at an impressive rate, with the collective wealth of the top 100 consumers in China growing 60 percent year-over-year. Entire
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 | Travel and hospitality Four Seasons, Rosewood turn to VR to increase bookings |  Luxury travel and hospitality brands are embracing the impact virtual reality has on consumers through a bespoke experience that tailors experiences for each brand. Entire
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| Automotive Aston Martin looks to beauty to capture the female segment |  British automaker Aston Martin is targeting women with its latest convertible build and its subsequent campaign that looks to the beauty in the world. Entire
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| Jewelry Jewelry-sharing startup Flont inspires confidence from both consumers and investors FREE |  A new startup that envisions “jewelry as a service” has just raised $5 million in capital investment, suggesting the sharing economy is alive and well in luxury. Entire
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 | Travel and hospitality LVAIR bets high on private air, looking to revolution the business |  With private air being a staple of opulence, a new Las Vegas airline is hoping to up the ante in the private jet sector with a charter worthy of its own Web series. Entire
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| Blog Top 5 brand moments from last week |  Luxury brands of a certain age often turn to their own histories for a source of inspiration. Entire
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| Strategy Television – Luxury Memo special report |  The television landscape has undergone massive changes over the past few years, changing the ways consumers interact with TV ads and forcing marketers to come up with new advertising strategies for the channel. Entire
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 | Retail Stephanie Phair – Woman to Watch 2018 |  "Global influencers, user-generated content and service standards set by other companies such as Amazon set the tone for what a consumer expects in fashion." Entire
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| News briefs Dolce & Gabbana, Chaumet, Lexus, Silversea, Douglas Elliman and Ada Diamonds – Live news |  Luxury Daily's live news from Oct. 13 - Dolce & Gabbana engages children of all ages with branded toys; Chaumet puts visual, cultural heritage on paper in box-set of books; Lexus aligns its automobiles with Esquire UK’s ephemeral members’ club; Silversea draws inspiration from “dream destinations” for bespoke series; Douglas Elliman furthers content creation with digital; Ada Diamonds looks towards jewelry disruption with San Francisco showroom. Entire
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| News briefs Louis Vuitton, Apple, private jets and cars – News briefs |  Today in luxury - Louis Vuitton x Supreme: A 100M euro boost for skate brand’s luxe cred; Apple's Tim Cook on the future of fashion and shopping; Luxury jet buyers think resale value in tough market; Mercedes triples BMW gains to tighten hold on luxury-car crown. Entire
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