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Aug. 3, 2020
  1. Luxury brands must think like gladiators to woo China’s youngest consumers
  2. LVMH debuts “Timeless” Instagram series demystifying story behind brand icons
  3. Is ecommerce really the answer for luxury watches in China?
  4. Lord & Taylor, Dior, prime real estate, supply chain, fashion ad spend and Chinese sneakers
  5. US department store chain Lord & Taylor and its Le Tote parent file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
  6. Will virtual livestreamers replace humans in China?
  7. What are Hong Kong’s hurdles and opportunities for luxury brands?
  8. Dior joins UNESCO educational response to COVID-19
  9. Moncler Genius adds luxury e-bikes to its lineup
  10. Day’s wrap: Dior, prime real estate, supply chain, fashion ad spend and Chinese sneakers
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Luxury Outlook 2020 – Luxury Memo special report

December 20, 2019

Eye eye, Captain: Gucci's 2019 holiday campaign. Image courtesy of Gucci Sustainability and exclusivity are just a few of the goals that should be in luxury marketers' sights for 2020. Image courtesy of Gucci

 

By Sarah Jones

Heading into 2020, luxury marketers need to balance democratization with brand protection to capture the up-and-coming consumer without tarnishing their prestige image.

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