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Luxury Daily's live news from Sept. 3 - Louis Vuitton breaks video campaign for fall 2019 footwear with attitude; Duty-free giant DFS introduces Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty cosmetics brand to Asia; British Fashion Council urges against a no-deal Brexit; Olivia Palermo debuts shoppable editorial ecommerce operation; Zoë Kravitz turns makeup designer for YSL Beauty; Retail apps increase both sales and returns: study.

France’s YSL Beauty is working with actress Zoë Kravitz to launch limited-edition shades of its Rouge Pur Couture lipstick with a personal inspiration.

The British Fashion Council is voicing its concern about the possibility that the United Kingdom could leave the European Union without a deal in place.

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While retailers’ branded mobile apps are effective in increasing customer engagement and growing sales on their Web sites and in-stores, they are also responsible for increasing the rate of product returns.

Fashion giant Louis Vuitton is running a video campaign to promote its fall 2019 shoe collection for women.

DFS has become one of the first retailers to launch entertainer Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty brand in Asia with a presence in China’s Hong Kong and Macau regions.

It is time to focus on a territory that is smaller than New York’s Central Park but punches way above its weight on the super-wealthy scale.

The Couture Council of the Museum at FIT is honoring French footwear designer Christian Louboutin for his impact on the fashion business.

Register now for the world's first luxury customer experience conference: Luxury Daily's LuxeCX on Wednesday, Sept. 25 in New York. Hear from experts at Apple, Piaget, Forrester Research, InterContinental Hotels’ parent IHG, Ritz-Carlton Leadership Center, Christie's, South Coast Plaza, UBS, Taj Hotels’ The Pierre, IBM, Pernod Ricard, Magellan Jets, Gaggenau, Altiant, Shanker Inc., Customer Experience Group and the Luxury Institute.

Amid growing consumer concern that a recession will hit in the next three years, a new survey finds that in the event of an economic downturn, half of homebuyers would put their housing search on hold.

Register now for this free hour-long webinar Sept. 18 on how the 2019 holiday season will shape up for luxury brands and retailers, with product mix, marketing, shopping channels and budgets all up for grabs in an atmosphere of uncertainty. Experts will share insights and offer tips to maintain and grow market share.

Luxury labels are continuing to reach out to millennial and Gen Z consumers by partnering with influencers and celebrities, whether live or virtual.

Luxury brands develop their reputation by being exclusive, which makes selling products off-price inherently risky.

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Luxury Daily's live news from Aug. 30 - Margot Robbie in new video spot for Gabrielle Essence fragrance; Hugo Boss renews eyewear licensing deal with Safilo for fashion accessory push; Cadillac’s problem is not tech. It is something else; Facebook links ads to chat for lead generation.

Today in luxury - From Dior to dried fish, Hong Kong retailers feel protest pain; Bally unveils flagship in Milan; Is footwear funding the burning of the Amazon?; These agents are going beyond the open house to market their luxury listings.

Fashion entrepreneur Olivia Palermo has relaunched her Web site to let readers shop editorial content and buy items directly from the article itself.

Turnaround, reboot, comeback, do-or-die, last stand: these are words thrown around any Cadillac discussion – today or in the past couple of decades.

Luxury Daily's live news from Aug. 30 - Margot Robbie in new video spot for Gabrielle Essence fragrance; Hugo Boss renews eyewear licensing deal with Safilo for fashion accessory push; Cadillac’s problem is not tech. It is something else; Facebook links ads to chat for lead generation.