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Oct. 31, 2020
  1. LVMH’s revised deal for Tiffany & Co. may hint at luxury recovery
  2. Chanel celebrates centennial of N°5 with dreamlike film
  3. Dior debuts cruise 2021 collection in hauntingly artistic campaign
  4. Gucci gives directorial control to ‘beginners’ in newest campaign series
  5. Day’s wrap: LVMH, Tiffany & Co., London Fashion Week, Cartier and Rebag
  6. Why China’s high unemployment is bad news for luxury
  7. Cartier builds on efforts to preserve biodiversity
  8. Valentino gives Lady Gaga a voice for self-expression in new fragrance campaign
  9. LVMH, Tiffany & Co., London Fashion Week, Cartier and Rebag
  10. Rebag moves into watches, jewelry space as secondhand grows
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CoverGirl's store in New York's Times Square has augmented reality glam stations that allow shoppers to try on looks and share them digitally. Image credit: CoverGirl CoverGirl's store in New York's Times Square has augmented reality glam stations that allow shoppers to try on looks and share them digitally. Image credit: CoverGirl

 

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