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  1. Day's wrap: Tiffany, Rent the Runway, Wheels Up, World Water Day, Bremont and Artemest
  2. High-end watchmakers leaving untapped omnichannel opportunities
  3. Asian millionaires looking to spend on travel, hard luxury goods
  4. Bleu de Chanel dives deep with new campaign
  5. El Palacio de Hierro strengthens Mexico City standing, revamps flagship
  6. Luxury online retail market to reach $41.8B by 2019: report
  7. Burberry uses Snapchat to share video and capture consumers' attention
  8. Emotions drive purchase decisions, not logic: Forrester
  9. Current retail technology and consumer behavior not yet in sync: report
  10. Dior taps WeChat’s direct-to-consumer potential in social selling effort
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Chanel tops Louis Vuitton and Versace as Facebook’s most-loved luxury fashion brand

December 31, 2018

Chanel's holiday 2018 make-up campaign starring Lily-Rose Depp. Image credit: Chanel Chanel's holiday 2018 make-up and skincare campaign starring Lily-Rose Depp. Image credit: Chanel

 

By Mickey Alam Khan

Chanel has been declared 2018’s most-loved fashion brand on Facebook, based on the number of Love reactions posted by fans to its posts and quantity of content shares.

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