Luxury Daily, Dec. 21, 2022 – Stella McCartney exhibits cross-promotional prowess in satirical holiday series
| | Apparel and accessories Stella McCartney exhibits cross-promotional prowess in satirical holiday series | Branded content strategically parodies the television shopping channels and commercials of yesteryear, driving both seasonal gifting and digital engagement. Entire
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Sustainability Valentino project reuses deadstock fabric, touts planet-conscious resale partnership FREE | "Valentino Sleeping Stock" redirects dormant textiles to young students, costume designers and other professionals interested in reworking the brand's discarded fabrics. Entire
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Retail Bulgari reveals hidden holiday gems with augmented reality retail activation | Lawyer-turned-founder Tamu Mcpherson shows shoppers how to embark on an interactive journey, starting with a QR code scan. Entire
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Retail China Gen Z’s ‘self-rewarding economy’ means saving more and indulging occasionally | According to the latest “2023 McKinsey China Consumer Report,” 58 percent of urban households in China plan to “put money away for a rainy” day — the highest since 2014, according to the management consultancy. Entire
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