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Day’s wrap: Richemont, Farfetch, Dior, Gucci and Saks

November 12, 2021

Farfetch may be building on its relationship with luxury conglomerate Richemont. Image credit: Farfetch

 

By Luxury Daily News Service

Luxury Daily’s live news for Nov. 12:

Farfetch, Richemont in talks to expand partnership
Online retailer Farfetch has confirmed discussions related to a potential expansion of its strategic partnership with Swiss luxury conglomerate Richemont.

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Dior opens eco-conscious concept store
French fashion house Christian Dior has unveiled a new architecturally innovative pop-up store in Dubai in collaboration with Italian 3D design firm Wasp, which specializes in creating 3D printed eco-housing from natural materials.

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Gucci unveils Xbox gaming bundle
Italian fashion house Gucci has introduced its latest collaborative venture, a branded gaming bundle, with Microsoft’s Xbox in its latest gaming push.

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Saks introduces new services to elevate customer holiday experience
Online luxury retailer Saks is taking steps to bring customers a memorable holiday season, including new unique experiences and services.

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Data is the asset of the future: Hugo Boss CEO
Having secured a reputation for openly embracing new technology and jumping into forward-thinking opportunities, the new CEO at Hugo Boss plans to transform the German fashion house and double sales by 2025.

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