Luxury Daily, Feb. 14, 2022 – Dior steps into the ring with masculine fragrance push
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| | Fragrance and personal care Dior steps into the ring with masculine fragrance push  |  French fashion house Christian Dior is inviting consumers into the ring to celebrate its new Dior Homme Sport fragrance. Entire
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| Retail Luxury sees 50pc growth y-o-y in cross-border ecommcerce |  While uncertainty regarding the pandemic and its residual effects remains, it has altered consumer and brand dynamics, accelerating the shift to cross-border ecommerce, primarily led by millennials. Entire
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| Apparel and accessories Tod’s casts Italy as main character in new collection campaign FREE |  Italian fashion label Tod’s is highlighting the idyllic and stylish world of its home country in its latest campaign. Entire
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 | Automotive Lamborghini knows no bounds in racing terrain |  Italian automaker Lamborghini is showcasing the expansive abilities and versatility of its Urus sports utility vehicle in a wintry effort. Entire
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| Healthcare What can luxury brands learn from Lululemon’s 2021 well-being index? |  Though they saw a slight decline last year, Chinese respondents said their sense of overall well-being stood at 75 percent — a significantly higher rate than the 66 percent average of the 10 markets the athletic apparel company polled. Entire
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