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Day’s wrap: Fendi, Bentley, Porsche and David Yurman

May 25, 2021

The Peekaboo Bar is now open. Image courtesy of Fendi

 

By Luxury Daily News Service

Luxury Daily’s live news for May 25:

Fendi celebrates summer in Miami with pop-up experiences
Italian fashion label Fendi is bringing its Caffe and Peekaboo Bar to its Miami boutique for a pop-up experience, coinciding with its summer capsule collection.

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Bentley gives Bentayga a sporty update
British automaker Bentley Motors is introducing an S version of its Bentayga sport utility vehicle, offering heightened agility and dynamic performance.

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Porsche extends limited remote work policy post-COVID
German automaker Porsche is expanding its work from home options after positive experiences with its corporate employees during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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David Yurman salutes New York icon with new collection
U.S. jeweler David Yurman is honoring its hometown of New York with a new limited-edition collection and philanthropic effort.

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Service, community differentiating values for luxury post-COVID
After the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted traditional behaviors of luxury shoppers, brands had to rethink consumer engagement on local and global scales.

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