Here’s a look at some of the types of masks you might encounter, how they work, what to consider when making your own and the level of protection they could provide.

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A DMR Group study highlighted the broad reach and engagement ignited by Nike's social campaign and Chiara Ferragni's posts on social media.

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The CEO said Farfetch’s online luxury platform is both helping merchants and a stable base for an unstable time.

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Richemont’s star label will reveal the year’s new watch models on the “Cartier Watchmaking Encounters” site, which goes live on April 25.

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The venerable luxury retailer has been struggling under the weight of heavy debt and the impact of COVID-19.

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The store's single-day sales are said to be the highest figure for a single boutique in China, according to WWD.

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Apps and platforms that let people play with fashion are seeing interest pique from consumers stuck at home.

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Video fatigue is real, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith, and now is a good time to be candid about emotional needs.

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In a new era of social distancing, with shops now shuttered and dim hopes that business will bounce back quickly, frustrations are rising.

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New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern has announced she and her ministers along with public service CEOs will take a 20% pay cut for six months.

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New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern has announced she and her ministers along with public service CEOs will take a 20% pay cut for six months.

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Executives from Bulgari, Ami, Paco Rabanne and Boucheron discuss challenges and insights learned while working remote.

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The COVID-19 pandemic forced Airbnb to temporarily halt its Experiences business, but the home-sharing platform has introduced a new way for consumers around the world to attend off-the-beaten-path events from their couches.

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A year on from the inferno that gutted Notre-Dame, the cathedral's great bell will ring out this evening, as a mark of the building's resilience and that of the medics battling the coronavirus in France.

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As brands experience delayed payments and order cancellations from wholesale partners, the need to take control and invest in their own sales channels is becoming more prevalent.

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Once this is over, the city will be younger, cheaper, poorer and segregated in a new way.

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Wet markets in China — like the one where the coronavirus outbreak is believed to have originated — are back in business, despite calls from US officials to keep them shuttered.

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The country plans to allow commerce and schools to open first, while cinemas, bars, restaurants and universities will resume business later.

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With most photo shoots canceled or postponed, industry experts discuss the future of brands' visual communication.

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