Today in luxury marketing:
Prada says closing Hong Kong shops early when necessary
Italian luxury group Prada said on Oct. 1 it was monitoring unrest in Hong Kong on a hourly basis and closing shops early when necessary, reports Reuters.
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Beauty: Luxury’s ugly battleground
Sometimes, luxury can get ugly. High-end designers are shaking up the beauty market with makeup and nail offerings set to be the next big brand battleground, says CNBC.
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Porsche Design opens New York flagship
Porsche Design has opened its largest store in the world, a 5,000-square-foot flagship at 501 Madison Avenue here that has two levels with 100 feet of frontage and a showroom on the upper floor, according to Women’s Wear Daily.
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Investcorp stays fastened to iconic retailers
Milan’s Fashion Week may have wrapped up last week, but that hasn’t quelled private equity owners’ taste for European designer brands, per the Wall Street Journal.
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