Luxury Daily, Sept. 24, 2021 – Pandemic showed us where we could improve: Hugo Boss COO
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| | Retail Pandemic showed us where we could improve: Hugo Boss COO  |  The COVID-19 pandemic has forced brands to adapt their retail models, from operations to customer communications and talent retention. Entire
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| Marketing Social commerce thrives with AR, personalization |  Social media has transformed into the ultimate shopping destination, and brands are taking note. Entire
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| Apparel and accessories Burberry takes its monogram to the great outdoors |  British fashion label Burberry is presenting its TB monogram at the intersection of nature and technology in an artistic new film. Entire
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 | Fragrance and personal care Heightened interest in skincare will last: Bazaarvoice FREE |  Interest in skincare has skyrocketed since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and it does not seem to be dwindling anytime soon. Entire
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| Marketing Does swapping celebrities damage your brand? |  The continued disruption of luxury - scandals, blacklisting and cancellations all underpinned by government regulations and clampdowns - makes for an unprecedented period in the China's entertainment history, which is still reeling from the fallout of COVID-19. Entire
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| News briefs LVMH, Bentley, Tapestry, Vestiaire Collective and Sotheby’s |  Luxury Daily’s live news: LVMH looks for younger, more diverse talent; Bentley celebrates 70 years of design at Crewe; Tapestry signs climate positive initiative; Vestiaire Collective worth $1.7B after new investments; Frida Kahlo self-portrait estimated at $30M. Entire
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| Retail Radicals, pioneers and Brands of Tomorrow. Why the spirit of Josiah Wedgwood lives on in Britain’s creative entrepreneurs |  In her latest letter, Walpole's CEO discusses how the next generation of luxury brands can be inspired by "The Radical Potter" Josiah Wedgwood's unique blend of genius and graft as the British luxury trade body continues its search for the Brands of Tomorrow Class of 2022. Entire
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