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Luxury Daily’s live news from Sept. 2 – Christian Louboutin shifts focus, uses jewelry as lipstick inspiration; Tom Ford matches James Bond’s elegance, love of luxury in latest film; Barneys shows the love in handbag social video; Peninsula crafts family memories via SnowPage holiday effort.
U.S. apparel label Tom Ford has announced it is reprising its role as the brand behind the attire of James Bond in the upcoming film, “Spectre.”
Luxury Daily’s live news from June 23 – Kering partners with US organizations to end campus sexual violence; Tom Ford sells ready-to-wear online through Net-A-Porter exclusive; Fordham, CFDA launch first fashion law degrees; Lexus gathers data for performance model from high altitude race.
U.S. apparel label Tom Ford is making its ready-to-wear available through online retail for the first time through an exclusive capsule for Net-A-Porter.
Luxury Daily’s live news updates from May 1 – UK’s ASA clears Tom Ford fragrance ad after claims of indecency; Chanel taps South Korea for annual cruise collection presentation; Ferragamo explores its Florence home through museum exhibit; Bulgari anticipates Expo Milano guests via special hotel offer.
A fragrance effort by U.S. fashion label Tom Ford has received negative feedback due to accusations that the image is degrading to women.
Department store Bergdorf Goodman is bringing together all the facets of Tom Ford’s brand for an event at its Goodman’s men’s store.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Feb. 19 – Wealth-X acquires Ledbury Research to further global growth; Chanel consumers meet Misia through fragrance email blast; IWC creates visual dialogue with enthusiasts via Instagram; Tom Ford relocates runway show to LA to better serve celebrity clientele.
U.S. fashion label Tom Ford is looking for a change of scenery from London Fashion Week and plans to hold its runway presentation in Los Angeles on Feb. 20 instead.
