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Sep. 24, 2018
  1. Bleu de Chanel dives deep with new campaign
  2. Bottega Veneta explores duality in muted vignettes
  3. Day's wrap: LVMH, Farfetch, Michael Kors, Swiss watches, Perfect365 and Madison Avenue
  4. Burberry delivers faster fashion with ecommerce feature
  5. Tiffany leverages Net-A-Porter’s audience to bring designs to next generation
  6. Current retail technology and consumer behavior not yet in sync: report
  7. Financial advisors will remain an important factor for ultra-wealthy
  8. Smooth checkout process could mean grab & go will be the new norm
  9. Crystal Cruises entices bookings through brand-exclusive experiences
  10. Branded hotel apps transforming hallmarks of low-touch luxury: L2
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Looks from Chanel's spring-summer 2018 make-up collection. Beauty is one of the few categories that Chanel sells online. Image credit: Chanel Looks from Chanel's spring-summer 2018 make-up collection. Beauty is one of the few categories that Chanel sells online. Image credit: Chanel

 

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