Luxury Daily, Dec. 5, 2022 – Consumers put new fashion spin on old trends for 2023: report
| | Apparel and accessories Consumers put new fashion spin on old trends for 2023: report  |  The new year sees consumers swapping their designer micro purses for Saint Laurent hobo bags and low-rise jeans for denim maxi skirts, taking inspiration from Burberry's spring/summer 2023 show, says Stylight's latest Fashion Recap report. Entire
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| Apparel and accessories Moncler transforms timeless Tod’s for new capsule release, classic face fronts campaign |  The brand taps fashion royalty for reworked "8 Moncler Palm Angels" clothing pieces and remixed Tod’s footwear styles. Entire
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| Food and beverage Patrón pays tribute to traditional tequila practices in new campaign FREE |  “Our Hands” features several artisans who continue to employ traditional handcrafted tequila-making techniques in their work for the brand. Entire
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| Watches and jewelry Rolex disrupts secondhand market, amping up oversight of used watch sales |  The certificates of authenticity will serve to more tightly organize the sales of its pre-worn Rolex watches, while increasing the tracking in this area of the resale business. Entire
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| Apparel and Accessories Halston enters sleepwear segment with Australian brand Homebodii |  The designs recall the minimalist elegance of Halston's designs, and the disco glamour of the decade in which the brand dominated. Entire
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| Columns Data-driven creative helps brands go from global to local FREE |  The dance of applying strategic and creative expertise to local campaigns varies in complexity depending on the level of centralized control at the global level. Entire
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| Arts and entertainment Big Tech embraces China’s Web novels, short dramas. When will luxury follow suit? |  According to the Chinese Academy of Sciences report, 48.6 percent of Internet users read Web fiction and the market size exceeded $4.2 billion in 2021. Entire
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