Luxury Daily, April 6, 2022: Gen Z shoppers find AR experiences, ads more personal: Snap
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| | Marketing Gen Z shoppers find AR experiences, ads more personal: Snap | Gen Z consumers are leading the drive towards more immersive shopping experiences, as they gravitate towards tools such as digital avatars and augmented reality. Entire
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Watches and jewelry Montblanc soars to unfathomable heights with mountaineer ambassador | German luxury goods maker Montblanc is taking meaningful contemplation to new heights in an exhilarating new series starring Nepalese mountaineer Nimsdai Purja. Entire
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Food and beverage Dom Pérignon goes on a culinary journey with renowned chefs | LVMH-owned Champagne house Dom Pérignon is ruminating on the transformative powers behind Plénitude 2 in a conversational series. Entire
article | Travel and hospitality Regent shares guest testimonials in authentic video series FREE | Regent Seven Seas Cruises is letting its passengers do the talking in a new campaign. Entire
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News briefs Farfetch, Neiman Marcus, Dior, Mercedes, Saks and Lamborghini | Luxury Daily’s live news: Farfetch invests $200M in Neiman Marcus partnership; Christian Dior, UNESCO further commit to empowering women; Mercedes-Maybach launches limited-edition Virgil Abloh S-Class; Saks opens exclusive pop-up shop with Zero Bond; Lamborghini to auction last Aventador Coupé with NFT. Entire
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Government What does Shanghai’s lockdown mean for China and the rest of the world? | As part of its continued zero-COVID policy, authorities have implemented a severe two-phase lockdown, which brought the city of 26 million residents to a standstill. Entire
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