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French fashion house Balenciaga has retained its spot at the top of the Lyst Index of fashion’s hottest brands.

Since the luxury industry has become over reliant on brand ambassadors and idols in China, it is safe to say that this crackdown will have a powerful impact.

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Luxury Daily’s live news: LVMH kicks off 2022 Watch Week; Cartier announces Women’s Initiative impact awardees; Moncler goes fur-free; Four Seasons announces extensive 2022 development plans; Le Clos unveils 50-year-old exclusive whisky.

Luxury brands on the vanguard of this new paradigm have found opportunities to navigate the paradox of attempting to be both exclusive and available, timeless and innovative.

Luxury Daily’s live news: LVMH kicks off 2022 Watch Week; Cartier announces Women’s Initiative impact awardees; Moncler goes fur-free; Four Seasons announces extensive 2022 development plans; Le Clos unveils 50-year-old exclusive whisky.

Richemont-owned jeweler Cartier is celebrating the 15th anniversary of its Women’s Initiative with an impact report and nine first-time program participant awardees.

Dubai-based wine and spirits retailer Le Clos has launched a limited-edition 50-year-old “Celebration Edition” blended whisky drawn from various Scottish distilleries.

French luxury conglomerate LVMH and its four watchmaking brands Bulgari, Zenith, Tag Heuer and Hublot are showcasing their latest offerings and unique designs in the third annual LVMH Watch Week.

Hospitality group Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts is making big plans for 2022, including an expansion of hotels, resorts and residential developments as well as enhancing the guest experience.

French-Italian outerwear brand Moncler has announced it will begin phasing out the use of fur in all of its collections.

Once considered a disruptive mobile app, social media platform Instagram faces continued hurdles from new platforms and legal controversies.

Being slow to digitize luxury has kept brands from fully personalizing high-end retail experiences.

Italy’s Armani Beauty is putting a fresh face forward with several new videos featuring its new global ambassador.

French Cognac brand Rémy Martin is targeting a new generation of pleasure-seekers with a new XO campaign.

Whereas luxury, in previous decades, was about exclusivity and conveying wealth and status through the object or logo itself, young luxury consumers today are public and open about their consumption habits and eager to share.

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Luxury Daily’s live news: Kering sells Girard-Perregaux, Ulysse Nardin to its current management; Tiffany & Co., Pharrell announce new partnership; French designer Thierry Mugler dies at 73; McLaren debuts spring sportswear collection with Castore; US stocks impressively rebound after volatile Monday.

Up to 95 percent of all luxury purchase decisions are formed during the digital journey, making all digital brand touch points the new moments of truth.

Luxury Daily’s live news: Kering sells Girard-Perregaux, Ulysse Nardin to its current management; Tiffany & Co., Pharrell announce new partnership; French designer Thierry Mugler dies at 73; McLaren debuts spring sportswear collection with Castore; US stocks impressively rebound after volatile Monday.

Wall Street saw a roller coaster of a day on Jan 24., with the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping more than 1,000 points before closing up for the da