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Bally and Lanvin were among the women’s fashion labels to take part in WSJ. magazine’s September “Women’s Fashion” issue, the publication’s largest book to date.
British accessories label Anya Hindmarch is touting the craftsmanship behind its whimsical and often humorous products through a new social effort.
Luxury brands such as Giorgio Armani and Gucci strove to be seen within the 75th anniversary edition of Vanity Fair’s “International Best Dressed List.”
Retail real estate owner Simon Property Group is working to keep its locations up-to-date with a major renovation planned for Copley Place in Boston.
New York shopping center Americana Manhasset is taking consumers on a European excursion, setting its fall 2015 picture book and accompanying advertising campaign in Budapest, Hungary.
Brands such as Breguet and Ulysse Nardin brought their A-game to act as accoutrements to the “A-list Adventures” profiled in the August edition of Robb Report.
The Balenciaga AW15 show was running late. Everyone was waiting for the girl of the moment to show up. She finally appeared, and settled herself in the front row next to Anna Wintour. This It Girl was not Beyonce. It was not Kate Moss.
