Luxury Daily, June 13, 2023 – Louis Vuitton celebrates fatherhood in cross-generational campaign
| | Apparel and accessories Louis Vuitton celebrates fatherhood in cross-generational campaign  |  The promotion involves a wide selection of comfort-driven apparel, plus gifts such as scents, leather goods, watches and travel cases, notably opting out of any occasion-specific exclusives. Entire
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| Retail Holt Renfrew takes pride in self-expression, platforms queer celebrity duo FREE |  The Canadian department store chain tapped Canadian Egyptian model Mina Gerges and Raffaela Weyman, a singer-songwriter from Toronto, for the inclusive effort, produced in part by LGBTQIA+ youth. Entire
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| Automotive Luxury auto market reaches historic highs and lows in Q1: KBB |  The Kelley Blue Book Brand Watch report from the vehicle valuation company found that 76 percent of potential clients considered purchasing a luxury SUV, with only 45 percent expressing interest in a sedan. Entire
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| Software and technology 91pc of organizations reported at least one cyber breach or incident in 2022: Deloitte |  The latest edition of the firm's Global Future of Cyber Survey reveals that these digital threats are occurring more frequently, up from 88 percent in 2021. Entire
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