Luxury Daily, March 23, 2022 – Fashion Weeks thrive as brands leverage physical, digital experiences
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| | Apparel and accessories Fashion Weeks thrive as brands leverage physical, digital experiences  |  After two years of storied fashion houses forgoing the physical runway circuit, there was a major return to the catwalk this season, from designers to celebrity guests. Entire
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| Automotive Bentley showcases audio system with power of sound |  British automaker Bentley Motors is touting its state-of-the-art audio system with a little help from a Hollywood composer Entire
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| Watches and jewelry Jaeger-LeCoultre explores history of iconic Atmos clock |  Swiss watchmaker Jaeger-LeCoultre is inviting audiences inside the world of precise horology through an extensive exploration of one of its most renowned pieces, the Atmos. Entire
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 | Travel and hospitality 86pc of consumers to spend more on 2022 travel: Amex FREE |  Travelers are looking to spend more money than ever before to ensure memorable and unique experiences. Entire
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| News briefs Bulgari, Chanel, Fendi, Prada and China sanctions |  Luxury Daily’s live news: Bulgari introduces NFT with Octo Ultra watch; Chanel supports exhibit for French film icon; Fendi Caffe makes colorful return to Miami; Prada shares future plans for oceanic education initiative; US imposes sanctions on Chinese officials over Xinjiang. Entire
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| Retail Secondhand luxury is key for China’s first-time buyers |  Last year, Chinese consumers spent an estimated $73.6 billion on luxury goods domestically, a massive increase from the $53.6 billion spent at domestic stores in 2020 and nearly double the $36.9 billion spent in the pre-pandemic year of 2019. Entire
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