Luxury Daily, Jan. 30, 2023 – Jaeger-LeCoultre creates horological art with ‘Made of Makers’ inductee
| | Jewelry Jaeger-LeCoultre creates horological art with ‘Made of Makers’ inductee  |  Inspired by celestial movements and brand history, a creative partner's resulting craft is now the subject of an international traveling exhibition. Entire
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| Fragrance and personal care Coty takes aim at outdated definitions of beauty in new campaign FREE |  Coty’s #UndefineBeauty effort plays into the concept of community, meeting the moment with an inclusive message and important call to action. Entire
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| Sustainability Rolex honors heritage of exploration with African ‘Perpetual Planet’ expedition |  The Swiss watchmaker is getting back to its roots, as the company supports research efforts from National Geographic explorer Dr. Boyes involving the continent's fourth-longest river. Entire
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| Luxury Firstlook Post-pandemic trends usher in age of Gen Z luxury shoppers: Luxury FirstLook 2023 |  Experts share the ways in which young shoppers are especially well-positioned to embrace the introduction of new trends into the world of luxury, per the pandemic. Entire
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| News briefs Gucci, Saks, Christie’s and Emirates |  Luxury Daily's live news: Gucci names Sabato De Sarno as new creative director; Saks launches first-ever men’s ambassador program, flagship revamp; Christie’s to auction collection belonging to André Leon Talley; Emirates completes first 100pc sustainably-fueled flight. Entire
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| Columns Louboutin walks away with a win against Amazon’s fake footwear |  The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), in a highly anticipated decision, ruled that Amazon may be held liable for the advertising of infringing goods that bear registered trademarks. Entire
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| Fragrance and personal care Why Creed x Robbi debunks the need for China-only releases |  French fragrance brand House of Creed linking with leading Chinese toy IP Robbi for the Lunar New Year caters to the country’s Gen Z collectors. Entire
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