Since opening up about her trans identity in 2017, model Teddy Quinlivan has continued stomping down the runways for the likes of Louis Vuitton, Moschino, and Maison Margiela. Now, Quinlivan has made history, debuting as the first openly trans model to front a beauty campaign for Chanel.

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Something unprecedented took place within the upper echelons of the luxury fashion multiverse last week. At the behest of French President Emmanuel Macron, an agreement that will see some of the world’s biggest fashion brands commit to reducing the industry’s carbon footprint was hatched.

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Many beauty brands are de-prioritising or withdrawing from the industry’s tentpole North American event to focus on building a more direct relationship with consumers.

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While luxury names like Dior, Hermès and Gucci are beloved by China’s millennials and Gen Z, several Western companies underperform in China, for lack of an appropriate operating model… that’s where artificial intelligence for data analysis comes in.

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At the recent Virtuoso Travel Week in Las Vegas, the network’s over 20,000 travel advisors who last year sold more than $26 billion in luxury travel, voted Montage’s resort in Los Cabos as the best new hotel.

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Online retailer 24S is using its platform to introduce consumers to the finalists for this year’s LVMH Prize.

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The next LVMH Prize for Young Designers ceremony has been scheduled for Sept. 4 in Paris.

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Spanish apparel and accessories house Loewe is sharing a more personal side of its creative director through a short film set in Ibiza.

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Meyar Sheik, president of Kibo Commerce, shares insights into consumer shopping trends and the role of personalization.

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The digitally native campaign stars Jordan Burroughs, Thiago Alcântara, Rick Gonzalez and Matt Dallas and Blue Hamilton with their families.

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The New York City-based designer will show a nonlinear film in New York City and host his spring 2020 runway show in Paris.

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The video platform's exclusive streaming rights will air the star's lingerie fashions to more than 200 countries.

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Only a few years ago, sustainability was a niche concern. Does the signing of a new industry pact mean it's finally more than a trend?

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