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Luxury Daily’s live news from April 15 – Ferragamo unveils green update to Beijing flagship; Louis Vuitton links with Moda Operandi cofounder on film; Reebonz sets public offering price; Bulgari brings women’s stories to the big screen; Estée Lauder promotes Bari Seiden-Young to lead CSR communications; Nina Ricci translates fragrances into frozen treats.
Italian fashion label Salvatore Ferragamo is taking inspiration from a signature shoe for the revamped design of its China World Mall global flagship store in Beijing.
CAPE TOWN, South Africa — Italian fashion house Salvatore Ferragamo focuses on keeping its heritage while embracing creativity and innovation, a goal that takes intensive collaboration.
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Italian fashion house Salvatore Ferragamo is extending Paul Andrew’s design oversight, naming him creative director of all of its collections.
