After almost five years, Riccardo Tisci decided to step down as chief creative officer and leave Burberry at the end of September. His spring/summer 2023 collection, presented in late September, was his last for Burberry. Image credit: Burberry
Luxury Daily’s live news for Oct. 19:
Burberry ups UK living wage rates 6 months ahead of deadline
British fashion brand Burberry has brought forward by six months the new real Living Wage pay rates in the United Kingdom as defined by the Living Wage Foundation in a move to support its employee base this winter.
Porsche-backed DesignCar app adds Bugatti, community voting for virtual car designs
Automotive’s foray into digital media to lure car enthusiasts to design and customize cars took a further step with Porsche Digital’s DesignCar app-based game offering more options and models including the Bugatti hypercar brand.
Louis Vuitton fails to prove acquired distinctiveness of white-and-blue Damier Azur pattern in EU
French fashion label Louis Vuitton has lost a long-running dispute with the European Union over its white-and-blue Damier Azur pattern, failing to convince a top court that its checkered mark was distinctive in 27 countries across the E.U.
Soaring sales at LVMH prove that luxury consumers are a different breed
It is a tough time to be in business.
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