| | Apparel and accessories How will Chanel, Fendi respond to Karl Lagerfeld’s anti-refugee remarks?  |  Famed German fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld is notorious for his controversial and sometimes offensive statements, but a series of remarks made on French television this past weekend may have been one of the most shocking public moments for him. Entire
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| Strategy The Amazon Effect: Luxury Memo special report |  As ecommerce giant Amazon disrupts and challenges retail, marketing, merchandizing and distribution traditions, the luxury business across disparate sectors is not immune to heightened consumer expectations. Entire
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 | Luxury FirstLook Announcing Luxury FirstLook 2018: Exclusivity Redefined, New York, Jan. 17 FREE |  Register now for the nation's premier conference focused on how the luxury business will have to evolve in 2018 as the notion of exclusivity through product, distribution, marketing and experience is challenged. Event on Jan. 17 in New York. Speaker list, agenda and registration link in article. Entire
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| Webinars Webinar on Dec. 6: Luxury Outlook 2018: Up, Down or Flat? FREE |  Please register for the free annual webinar at 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. ET on Wednesday, Dec. 6: “Luxury Outlook 2018: Up, Down or Flat?” Panelists include experts from the luxury business. Entire
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| Marketing Key takeaways from INYT’s 2017 Luxury Conference |  This year’s International New York Times Luxury Conference Nov. 13-14 met the volatile social, political and economic climate of today head-on in the European Union’s center of Brussels. Entire
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 | Fragrance and personal care Independent beauty brand sales grew 43pc last year, blowing past big names |  The beauty industry has undergone a major change over the last few years, shifting from a few large brands in a dominant position to many smaller indie brands taking over the scene. Entire
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| Retail Pop-ups answer experiential yearnings, lead to discretionary spending |  Luxury brands commonly leverage pop-up shops to tap into consumers’ penchant for experiential retail, but how does a brand source a vacant storefront for these temporary activations? Entire
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| Fragrance and personal care Estée Lauder debuts voice-activated beauty guide app for Google Home |  With voice assistants on the rise, beauty marketer Estée Lauder is embracing this new trend by collaborating with Google on a personalized voice-activated tool for Google Home. Entire
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 | Events/Causes Photos from the INYT Luxury Conference 2017 |  For its 16th annual Luxury Conference, the International New York Times traveled to Brussels, the European Union’s de facto capital where matters of politics, economics and social causes are regularly faced. Entire
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| News briefs Gucci, Christie’s, Calvin Klein, Hodinkee, Sentient Jet and Modalist – Live news |  Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 16 - Gucci plants seeds for retail, hospitality in Florence; Leonardo da Vinci work breaks art auction records; Calvin Klein taps Amazon to facilitate omnichannel holiday shopping; Zenith, Vacheron Constantin entrust Hodinkee with ecommerce; Sentient Jet provides members access to health care concierge; Modalist unveils tool to make influencer posts shoppable. Entire
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| News briefs Japan, Baselworld, LVMH and travel retail – News briefs |  Today in luxury - Japan’s luxury market enters a new era; Baselworld trade show to halve exhibitor numbers in 2018; Arnault threatens to pull Le Monde ads after offshore tax exposé; Less luxury, more affordability in Hong Kong airport duty free shake-up. Entire
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| Luxury Daily Awards Inviting nominations for the 2017 Luxury Daily Awards FREE |  Luxury Daily is inviting nominations for the most prestigious luxury awards handed out annually: Luxury Marketer of the Year, Luxury Retailer of the Year, Luxury Agency of the Year, Luxury Publisher of the Year and Luxury Researcher of the Year. Entire
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| Columns Luxury brands missing LGBTQ opportunity FREE |  LGBTQ consumers spend more than $5 trillion globally, with the United States alone accounting for $965 billion in 2016, according to LGBT Capital. Entire
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