Chinese female leaders gain seats at global fashion tables

Published: July 17, 2020

Ten years ago, a standard executive boardroom at a top luxury company would mostly consist of white men. But in recent years, fashion’s lack of diversity as it pertains to race, gender and body representation has come under fire.

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Franco-American tussle over taxes adds wrinkle for luxury recovery

Published: July 14, 2020

The United States has announced plans to add an import tax to French beauty and luxury goods as part of its ongoing disagreement with France after the Gallic nation threatened U.S. tech companies with a digital services levy. The timing could not be worse.

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Augmented reality in luxury – Luxury Memo special report

Published: July 13, 2020

Only a decade ago, widespread use of augmented and virtual reality seemed clunky or out of reach. But brands and developers have focused on innovative activations of this technology and have allowed it to flourish, especially in luxury.

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Fendi, Gucci, China’s Qeelin, Saks Fifth Avenue and wines and spirits ecommerce

Published: July 10, 2020

Luxury Daily’s live news: Fendi expands digital boundary with debut of first TikTok official channel; Gucci debuts new playful take on idea of imitation with Accidental Influencer project; Kering’s Qeelin jewelry brand is symbol of China’s growing pride for domestic champions; Saks Fifth Avenue debuts $200-$600 meal kits for New York’s wealthy; How alcohol legislation is evolving with growth in wines and spirits ecommerce sales.

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Day’s wrap: Fendi, Gucci, China’s Qeelin, Saks Fifth Avenue and wines and spirits ecommerce

Published: July 9, 2020

Luxury Daily’s live news: Fendi expands digital boundary with debut of first TikTok official channel; Gucci debuts new playful take on idea of imitation with Accidental Influencer project; Kering’s Qeelin jewelry brand is symbol of China’s growing pride for domestic champions; Saks Fifth Avenue debuts $200-$600 meal kits for New York’s wealthy; How alcohol legislation is evolving with growth in wines and spirits ecommerce sales.

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