| | Fragrance and personal care Gucci Makeup celebrates, rather than hides, imperfections  |  Italian fashion label Gucci is continuing its unconventional approach with the launch of its new beauty line, the latest endeavor from creative director Alessandro Michele. Entire
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| Apparel and accessories Dior spotlights artisans’ involvement in cruise collection FREE |  French fashion house Christian Dior is delving into its effort to bring authentic cultural appreciation to its cruise 2020 show in Marrakech, Morocco, exploring how it enlisted the work and creativity of local artisans for the event. Entire
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| Strategy Register now: Women in Luxury conference New York May 9 FREE |  Register now for Luxury Daily's 3rd annual Women in Luxury conference Thursday, May 9 in New York. Meet with speakers from Chanel, Ritz-Carlton, Burberry, Tapestry, Coty, Forrester, Facebook/Instagram, UBS, Quintessentially, Diamond Producers Association, Robb Report’s Muse, Unity Marketing, Ipsos Affluent Intelligence, Crown & Caliber, YouGov, Kathryn Sargent, Roar Africa, Nouvel Heritage, MM Luxe Consulting, The Private Suite, ReVive Skincare, One Ocean Beauty, MiaDonna, Boll & Branch, European Wax Center, NYCStylist and Coresight Research. Limited seating. Entire
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 | Travel and hospitality Caribbean, Asian destinations seeing the most growth for summer travel |  Affluents’ desire to enjoy unique experiences has led to some unexpected destinations receiving more interest from travelers, according to Virtuoso. Entire
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| Luxury Memo special reports Luxury licensing – Luxury Memo special report |  Luxury brands look to licensing partnerships to expand their businesses and branch out to new sectors and territories. But as consumer demand for authenticity and localism rises, licensing becomes yet another practice affected by the evolution of retail. Entire
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| Webinars Webinar on May 15: “Fashion and Leather Goods: Fight for Relevance” FREE |  Register now for this free hour-long webinar May 15 at noon ET (New York) on how the fashion and leather goods business is preparing itself for a radically different future triggered by new generational behavior and technology. Experts weigh in and offer insight, analysis and examples. Entire
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| Research Luxury Daily releases 44-page State of Luxury 2019 report polling industry insiders FREE |  This third annual State of Luxury: The Insider View report by Luxury Daily and Unity Marketing surveys 600-plus luxury insiders on their reasons for optimism and caution in 2019. Buy the 44-page exclusive research to arm yourself with invaluable intelligence, or get it free with an annual subscription to Luxury Daily. Entire
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| News briefs Day’s wrap: Tiffany, Secoo, Aston Martin, HBC, royal baby and MatchesFashion |  Luxury Daily's live news from May 6 - Tiffany & Co. replicates its café concept to the West Coast; Secoo, Spring Studios partner for luxury marketing initiatives; Aston Martin, Chase provide loans, leases for drivers; HBC discusses a new future for Lord & Taylor; Royal baby’s arrival incites brand content on social; MatchesFashion brings fashion to Frieze New York. Entire
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 | News briefs Luxury brands, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Chanel and Valentino – News briefs |  Today in luxury - From Ferrari to Brunello Cucinelli, luxury brands want their staffs to stop sending emails; Jaeger-LeCoultre to offer 8-year warranty for timepieces; The future of Chanel; Valentino is luxury fashion’s fastest-growing company. Entire
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| Research Key takeaways from McKinsey’s Chinese Luxury Consumers 2019 report |  The management consultancy predicted that Chinese shoppers – both at home and abroad – would spend approximately $180 billion (1.2 trillion renminbi) on luxury goods by 2025, accounting for 40 percent of the worldwide consumption. Entire
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