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Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 18 - Prada.com relaunches in Europe as Time Capsule feature prepares for rollout; Burberry bolsters Japanese presence with new Riccardo Tisci-conceived Tokyo store; Ferragamo breaks Join the Movement holiday campaign; Gucci debuts artbook with Greco-Roman theme as part of cultural support; 10 trends from Lyst’s year in fashion; Luxury bytes from Nov. 18.

Luxury bytes from Nov. 18 - News about Tiffany/Dover Street Market, Brad Pitt for Brioni, Coty buys into Kylie, Emma Stone goes emotional with Louis Vuitton, and Panerai names Oscar-winning filmmaker Jimmy Chin as new ambassador.

This initiative is timed with the launch next month of the Prada Time Capsule, a limited-edition offering for customers that lasts only 24 hours a la flash sales mode.

Burberry has opened its fourth store in six months in Japan, a market where the British fashion brand is bullish for its growth prospects.

Italian fashion label Salvatore Ferragamo has unveiled its new holiday campaign that showcases the ease with which its apparel and accessories can perform with plenty of movement.

The Kering-owned fashion label will restore the Leda Gallery of Villa Albani Torlonia as part of this project.

Fashion search platform Lyst tracked more than 200 million searches this year from 104 million shoppers.

NEW YORK – Changing the discourse and attitude around rewearing garments is the solution to fashion’s waste problem, and it could encourage consumers to invest more in their closets.

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British fashion house Mulberry is taking a poetic approach to holiday marketing through a short that tells a story through verse.

NEW YORK – The Diamond Producers Association is working to build an emotional story around diamonds by leveraging the stone's history and place in culture.

It is no secret that luxury brands have not had it easy in the Greater China market this year for myriad reasons.

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Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 18 - Gucci plasters artwalls with dreamy, free-spirited images for Mémoire d’une Odeur scent; Saks Fifth Avenue owner files legal papers ahead of shareholder approval to go private; Nordstrom further commits to rental fashion with new Rent the Runway deal; LVMH’s DFS T Galleria goes to sea for Asian retail on world’s two largest cruise ships by passenger cap; New popup in downtown Manhattan cements Hodinkee retail ties with Omega.

Today in luxury - Farfetch shares soar as Gucci, Fendi and other luxury brands target customers online; Missoni’s potential IPO in the news again; Hong Kong losing its crown in luxury Swiss watch market, says Panerai CEO; Volkswagen names new Audi CEO.

While some luxury companies are leveraging their heritage, others are dramatically disrupting their brands to meet consumer needs. But is there a third path to success in the luxury market to consider?

Meet Meryam Schneider, vice president of marketing and partnerships at Altiant. She is on Luxury Daily's prestigious Luxury Women to Watch 2020 honor roll.

Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 18 - Gucci plasters artwalls with dreamy, free-spirited images for Mémoire d’une Odeur scent; Saks Fifth Avenue owner files legal papers ahead of shareholder approval to go private; Nordstrom further commits to rental fashion with new Rent the Runway deal; LVMH’s DFS T Galleria goes to sea for Asian retail on world’s two largest cruise ships by passenger cap; New popup in downtown Manhattan cements Hodinkee retail ties with Omega.

The new scent reflects Mr. Michele’s vision of a universal fragrance that transcends gender and time, the company said. That is reflected in the artwalls in key cities worldwide.

Citing the dire environment for retail, the HBC board recommends minority shareholders specifically vote in favor of the company going private for a number of reasons.