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Day’s wrap: Consumer behavior, Cunard, Seabourn, Tom Ford and La Perla

March 31, 2020

Future voyages on Cunard ships such as Queen Mary 2, Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria have been postponed again through May 15 due to the ongoing COVID-19 national lockdowns. Image credit: Cunard Future voyages on Cunard ships such as Queen Mary 2, Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria have been postponed again through May 15 due to the ongoing COVID-19 national lockdowns. Image credit: Cunard

 

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COVID-19 will force brands to let consumers experience products and services outside the store
The long-term effect of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic on consumer purchasing behavior will manifest itself clearly through mobile devices and at-distance shopping.

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Cunard, Seabourn extend voyage moratorium through mid-May as COVID-19 lockdowns continue
Cunard and Seabourn, both owned by Carnival Corporation and plc, have extended the suspension of voyages for another 30 days as countries across the global have not lifted embargoes on ships entering their harbors over fears of importing more COVID-19 coronavirus cases.

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How Tom Ford innovates with consultations as stores remain shut
How is U.S. fashion label Tom Ford innovating with its affluent clients and prospects as its stores are shut due to the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak worldwide?

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La Perla donates 10,000 masks to Bologna as hometown grapples with COVID-19
Italian lingerie maker La Perla Group has chipped in to help its hometown with masks donated to the Municipality of Bologna.

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Fashion sites show slow signs of life after March drop-off
Consumers are cautiously beginning to shop for fashion and accessories online again after coronavirus shutdowns sent sales tumbling during the first few weeks of March.

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