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Luxury Daily's live news from Sept. 21 - Jean-Claude Biver steps down as head of LVMH watch division; Farfetch sets share price for IPO; Michael Kors taps former Zegna exec as men’s president; Swiss watch exports up 6pc in August; AR beauty app brings cryptocurrency to more women; ABT brings ballet to Madison Avenue boutiques.

The Madison Avenue Business Improvement District is teaming with American Ballet Theatre for a weeklong dance celebration.

The Swiss watch industry is continuing to rebound, with the value of exports rising 5.5 percent last month.

U.S. fashion label Michael Kors has named Andrea Pesaresi the president of Michael Kors Men’s.

Ahead of its initial public offering, online retailer Farfetch set its share price at $20.

Luxury conglomerate LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton’s watch division is undergoing a leadership change as Jean-Claude Biver moves away from his role as president.

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Augmented reality beauty platform Perfect365 is integrating a cryptocurrency into its apps, becoming one of the first companies to offer cryptocurrency use to a user base dominated by women.

German luggage maker Rimowa is aiming to become a brand that is more globally and culturally relevant through a marketing and design strategy that leans on community and collaborations.

Before the rise of ecommerce, it was common to browse through seasonal catalogs, marveling at the contents contained therein. But in the age of the Internet, do catalogs still have a place in the retail world?

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Luxury marketers have increasingly been embracing virtual influencers as ambassadors, but the use of these computer-generated models tends to drive more attention to their novelty than their brand partners.

As more luxury brands eliminate or reduce the use of animal fur in their items, the shift towards more ethical manufacturing is too slow for some environmental activists while consumer groups argue that fur bans negatively impact customer freedom.

Mobile shopping transactions are surging as consumers continue to reach for their smartphones instead of desktops when browsing online.

Auction house Phillips is leveraging art for a cause with a charity auction for nonprofit One Drop.

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Luxury Daily's live news from Sept. 20 - The Modist brings modest fashion worldwide through Farfetch; Rosewood appoints new positions to help sustain growth; Silvercar adds more urban locations to its portfolio; Vista Global takes over XOJet; Aston Martin CEO helps young workers in their careers; Lexus shines spotlight on Takumi team.

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