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Luxury Daily's live news from Sept. 17 - Stuart Weitzman showcases strength in men’s launch; Fendi lets consumers take a bite out of its logo; Seabourn extends UNESCO alliance in preservation push; Oscar de la Renta teams with Dream Foundation on fundraising fete; Four Seasons to stage “underground playground” in London; Central Park Tower takes residential living to new heights.

Extell Development Company’s Central Park Tower in New York has topped out at 1,550 feet, making it the tallest residential building in the world.

U.S. fashion label Oscar de la Renta is partnering with the Dream Foundation on a fundraising event, using its designs to help raise funds for the organization.

Hospitality group Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts is taking its Pop Down concept to London with a temporary concept centered on a playful theme.

Italian fashion house Fendi is opening up an ephemeral branded ice cream shop in partnership with Steccolecco.

Register now for this free hour-long webinar Sept. 18 on how the 2019 holiday season will shape up for luxury brands and retailers, with product mix, marketing, shopping channels and budgets all up for grabs in an atmosphere of uncertainty. Experts will share insights and offer tips to maintain and grow market share.

Cruise line Seabourn is supporting UNESCO’s mission to protect heritage sites by extending its partnership with the organization by five years.

U.S. footwear label Stuart Weitzman is helping more consumers pave their own paths with the introduction of its first menswear design.

With more than 12,000 physical stores forced to close in the last decade in the United States alone, and ecommerce growing at a rate of 15 percent year-on-year over the same period, it is easy to see how the phrase “retail apocalypse” has developed such currency.

Jeweler Tiffany & Co. is taking inspiration from its place in celebrating love with its first his and hers fragrances, bringing a branded show of commitment to a new category.

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Companies are not keeping up with consumers’ growing appetite for artificially intelligent customer service, with a new report from the Capgemini Research Institute finding that less than half of the top firms in retail, banking and automotive offer voice assistants or chatbots.

Register now for this free hour-long webinar Sept. 18 on how the 2019 holiday season will shape up for luxury brands and retailers, with product mix, marketing, shopping channels and budgets all up for grabs in an atmosphere of uncertainty. Experts will share insights and offer tips to maintain and grow market share.

Fixtures maker Kohler is linking with Disney to bring a theatrical touch to its magic-themed marketing effort.

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Luxury Daily’s live news from Sept. 16 - Chanel’s fashion history traced in “literary museum”; Rolls-Royce reaches Rockies with Denver dealership; Lanvin embraces animated playfulness in whimsical fall collection; Dior admits to Sauvage missteps after campaign controversy; Cincoro Tequila taps into NBA fanbase with ultra-premium spirits; American Express adds reclaimed plastic to consumers’ wallets.

Today in luxury - Luxury’s trouble getting down with American kids; Can roller coasters and a bunny garden lure shoppers back to the mall?; Blingy vaporizers and gold rolling papers: luxury cannabis brands court the affluent; Next Trump tariffs may soon hit Europe’s luxury exporters.

Luxury Daily’s live news from Sept. 16 - Chanel’s fashion history traced in “literary museum”; Rolls-Royce reaches Rockies with Denver dealership; Lanvin embraces animated playfulness in whimsical fall collection; Dior admits to Sauvage missteps after campaign controversy; Cincoro Tequila taps into NBA fanbase with ultra-premium spirits; American Express adds reclaimed plastic to consumers’ wallets.

French fashion house Christian Dior has responded to criticism after a social media backlash accused the brand’s Sauvage fragrance campaign of cultural appropriation.