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Vetements visualizes fashion’s waste problem in Harrods takeover

British department store Harrods is working with streetwear label Vetements to draw attention to the issue of overproduction.

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Retail

Fashion lags behind other sectors in omnichannel development: L2

Omnichannel has been one of the dominant goals in retail, and a new report from L2 shows how some of the top retailers in the space are attracting and engaging with customers.

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Marketing

Luxury brands broaden definition of love in Valentine’s promotions FREE

Taking the theme of Valentine’s Day beyond the romantic, luxury brands are using the holiday as a platform to celebrate other forms of love.

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Fragrance and personal care

Marc Jacobs Beauty invests further into inclusion marketing via foundation

U.S. fashion label Marc Jacobs' beauty division has looked to an unexpected source as the inspiration for its latest foundation collection ethos and name.

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Marketing

Despite brands flocking to Instagram, Twitter sees 75pc ad engagement increase

While Instagram may be the most popular social media platform for luxury brands, Twitter has steadily increased the capabilities for its brand partners to engage with customers, leading to higher advertising revenue and engagement in the fourth quarter of 2017.

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Q&A

Hotels relying heavily on technology risk losing intimate touch of luxury travel experience

For awhile after smartphones and the Internet came into prominence, luxury hotels seemed to be chasing the next technological step that would streamline the traveling experience.

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Blog

Top 5 brand moments from last week

Luxury found ways to shine a spotlight on artists, whether through an open call or retrospective anthology.

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Luxury Memo special reports

The potential of 3D printing: Luxury Memo special report

The manufacturing of luxury goods connotes a specific expectation of handcrafted care, but 3D printing and other innovative manufacturing technologies are upending those expectations.

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Marketing

Luxury Daily releases new 40-page State of Luxury 2018 report polling industry insiders FREE

The rise of the digital economy simultaneously poses the biggest challenge and growth opportunity to the luxury business, according to the newly released “State of Luxury 2018: The Insider View” report from Luxury Daily and Unity Marketing that surveyed 599 decision-making luxury industry insiders. More details in article on how to buy or get the report free with a new annual subscription.

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News briefs

Carolina Herrera, Bally, Jimmy Choo, Dior, Porter magazine and Rolls-Royce – Live news

Luxury Daily's live news from Feb. 9 - Carolina Herrera to present final runway collection Feb. 12; JAB Holding Co. to retain minority stake in Bally; Jimmy Choo recruits new marketing SVP from Net-A-Porter; Dior opens first boutique exclusive to eyewear; Porter magazine hones in on content in digital expansion; Rolls-Royce hires from BMW Group for engineering lead.

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News briefs

Neiman Marcus, Stuart Weitzman, NYFW and Lanvin – News briefs

Today in luxury - Karen Katz: The exit interview; Footwear brand Stuart Weitzman shows at first-ever NYFW; CFDA ponders radical reinvention of New York Fashion Week; Lanvin in talks with buyers as Alber Elbaz wins $12M plus settlement.

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Travel and hospitality

John Paul Americas CEO on why luxury brands are turning to corporate concierges

While most concierge services still rely on phone and email, John Paul is using chatbots, voice analytics, artificial intelligence and natural language processing to better serve its clients.

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