Luxury Daily, Aug. 25, 2022 – Burberry melds urban and Western styles with Compton Cowboys
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| | Apparel and accessories Burberry melds urban and Western styles with Compton Cowboys  |  British fashion house Burberry is merging the worlds of Western, desert style and urban culture in an effort to uplift Black communities in Southern California for its fall/winter 2022 campaign. Entire
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 | Apparel and accessories Montblanc makes time move backwards in thought-provoking short |  German luxury goods maker Montblanc is inviting consumers to contemplate destiny in its latest campaign. Entire
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| Retail With Joyce’s Central flagship store closure, what is the future for Hong Kong retail? |  Earlier this month, however, passersby were surprised when greeted with a nostalgic display, aptly titled “Finale,” announcing the closure of one of the city’s most beloved fashion boutiques. Entire
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