Luxury Daily, Dec. 14, 2021 – Hermès applauds artisans in inspiring campaign
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| | Apparel and accessories Hermès applauds artisans in inspiring campaign  |  French fashion house Hermès is highlighting what makes it a unique force in luxury with a new series celebrating its artisans. Entire
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| Jewelry Gold supply chain must be decarbonized to achieve net-zero emissions |  As governments, corporate leaders and consumers band together to tackle environmental issues, the jewelry industry is looking to implement solutions to make the mining and refining of precious metals more sustainable. Entire
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 | Apparel and accessories Burberry wants to know: Are you happy? FREE |  British fashion house Burberry is asking strangers to reflect on their own lives and share their perceptions of what it means to be happy. Entire
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| Retail Does the “China chic” trend spell trouble for Western luxury brands? |  It is unlikely that most of the top-selling Western luxury brands will suddenly get replaced by Chinese brands. However, there are clear signs that a fundamental shift is happening. Entire
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