Former Harpers Bazaar UK Editor-in-Chief Lucy Yeomans is behind Drest, a new fashion styling game. She's betting access to Farfetch's selection and sponsored challenges from Gucci will convince users to pay for virtual goods.
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Read MoreChanel is one of the French luxury brands that could be impacted.
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Read MoreThe company has introduced drop reminders and detail tags to encourage Instagram-centric releases and shopping via Checkout.
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Read MoreWhile the DNA of premium denim brands was once shaped by heritage and storytelling, its lifeblood now depends on responsible innovation.
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Read MoreSimon Porte Jacquemus has a simple and savvy approach as a fashion designer: Will his clothes look good on social media?
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Read MoreSocial media was supposed to liberate us, but for many people it has proved addictive, punishing and toxic. What keeps us hooked?
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Read MoreAs summer comes to an end, it's time to look to the coming fall—and what better way to do so than a peek at the best fashion of the upcoming season?
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Read MoreThe Spanish scent giant that owns Dries Van Noten, Carolina Herrera, Paco Rabanne and Nina Ricci is trying to reposition itself as brand-builder first, licensee second. Can José Manuel Albesa, the executive behind the strategy, make it work?
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Read MoreCompanies have long valued the customer insights that online communities can provide, and some, such as Harley-Davidson, have even turned them into a revenue source by charging membership fees. But it’s not just companies that are tapping into this business model.
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Read MoreJaguar Land Rover has developed a 3D printed glove to protect employees.
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Read MoreThingtesting has raised $300,000 from Silicon Valley veterans keen to invest in the opportunity for unbiased consumer reviews on Instagram.
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Read MoreWith estimates of the Hong Kong luxury market falling by as much as 60 percent this year, luxury brands like Tiffany & Co. are redoubling their efforts on the mainland.
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