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Luxury shoppers attracted by exclusivity and experiences, artists, and sustainable champions
The holiday season is a key moment for luxury customers to buy themselves something special. Demand among luxury customers for exclusive items and one-of-a-kind experiences is just as strong when choosing gifts for others as it is when shopping for themselves, according to a new study by YNAP group. The survey shows the growing importance…
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Normcore’s second coming: why fashion is still loving the everyday
‘Dad’ trainers, trek gear and luxury plastic bags – the biggest names in fashion continue to charm and confound in equal measure with their homages to the ordinary. But what does it all mean? As part of our Tales of the everyday extraordinary series we investigate. Featuring images captured on Google Pixel 3
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A guide to party dressing for men: velvet, dicky bows – and mortarboards
Whether you channel Timothée Chalamet in a tux or keep it casual à la Ralph Lauren in jeans, there are plenty of glad rag options on the high street. Here are six looks to consider
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Louis Vuitton x Sophie Turner for UNICEF
Children of the world are too often at risk, exposed to conflicts, diseases and natural disasters. Dolce and Gabbana, Gucci, Montblanc, Manchester United FC, Tsinghua University China, Sony, Kering and Moncler are among the biggest names that have initiated different project for Unicef/ United Nations Children’s Fund. Here is a new Inspiring campaign supporting…
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Celine Dion’s gender-neutral kids wear brand inspires children to find individuality through clothes
Celine Dion x NUNUNU = Celinununu. The kids wear brand breaks stereotypes and inspires children to be free and find their own individuality through clothes. CELINUNUNU instills the concept that everything is possible, equally. Canadian vocalist Celine Dion and fashion designers Iris Adler and Tali Milchberg, co-founders of the global children’s fashion brand NUNUNU, have partnered…
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Chinese retail sites drop Dolce & Gabbana amid racist ad backlash
Fallout continues after advert featuring Chinese model trying to eat pizza with chopsticks