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NEW YORK – Rather than looking at ecommerce and digital as competitors to the traditional bricks-and-mortar store, retailers should think of them as complementary channels, according to panelists speaking at Fashion-Culture-Design.
Luxury Daily’s live news from June 13 – Chanel founder’s love story used as inspiration for unisex fragrance; Fairmont continues to bee sustainable, expands apiary program; Brands exclaim #LoveIsLove after Orlando shooting; Calvin Klein hints Raf Simons to join brand in coming months.
Designer Calvin Klein has publicly hinted that Raf Simons, former creative director of Dior women’s wear, will join his eponymous brand.
Retailers are currently in the investment and adoption phase of the future of retail, a plateau on which practices and consumer behavior have yet to catch up with technology, according to a report by Walker Sands.
Brands such as Chanel and Gucci showed how their offerings fit into W magazine’s coverage of “the people, the places, the parties” found in the June/July issue.
French apparel and accessories house Louis Vuitton is returning to the fragrance sector after a decades-long hiatus.
France’s Louis Vuitton is ranked as the world’s most valuable luxury brand for the eleventh year running, according to the 2016 “BrandZ Top 10 Luxury Brands” report.
