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Day’s wrap: Knight Frank, Land Rover, Fortnum & Mason, UKFT and second wave

October 19, 2020

UKFT is offering internships to fashion students. Image credit: UKFT

 

By Luxury Daily News Service

Luxury Daily’s live news for Oct. 19:

French buyers dominating prime London real estate: Knight Frank
Chinese real estate investors are no longer dominating the prime central London market, according to new research from Knight Frank.

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Land Rover conquers Everest in latest Above and Beyond story
British automaker Land Rover is featuring an English mountaineer in the latest episode of its series, “Above and Beyond Stories.”

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Fortnum & Mason appeals to tea lovers with new bespoke service
British department store Fortnum & Mason is introducing a new bespoke service in a bid to entice shoppers.

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UKFT announces new Made It partners
The U.K. Fashion & Textile Association has announced its latest iteration of its educational initiative in support of the apparels industry.

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How Western luxury brands should handle a second wave of COVID-19
As the United States and Europe brace for a second pandemic wave after a new spate of record COVID-19 cases, brands need to prepare for an even grimmer situation than what we saw in spring.

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Physical, digital hybrid events may be new normal for future fashion weeks
In the wake of fall fashion week season, brands that chose the hybrid approach, fusing physical with digital, performed better than those that produced a strictly physical or digital event, according to a new study by Launchmetrics.

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