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Day’s wrap: Net-A-Porter’s Net Sustain, Versace, Graff, San Francisco fur ban lawsuit and Ulysse Nardin

January 13, 2020

Fur is a big business worldwide, although under tremendous pressure from activists and PETA. Image credit: Fur Information Council of America Fur is a big business worldwide, although under tremendous pressure from activists and PETA. Image credit: Fur Information Council of America

 

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Luxury Daily's live news from Jan. 13:

Net-A-Porter adds beauty to its Net Sustain platform
Online retailer Net-A-Porter has expanded its Net Sustain program to 100 brands including 27 beauty and 45 new fashion labels as it makes a serious push toward sustainable offerings.

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