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Chanel Enters Budding Men’s Makeup Market
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Vegas Women’s Buyers on What’s in, What’s Out for Spring
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Vegas Brands Home In on the Details for Spring 2019
Sustainability, genderless fashion, pastels, transparency and color pops were all big, with some brands charging ahead of the pack.
Uniqlo Partners With Museum of Fine Arts in Boston to Launch Katagami Collection
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ABC’s Dan Abrams Taps Brian Ross for New Network Job
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Benettons’ Image and Business Hit by Bridge Collapsing in Genoa
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Carine Roitfeld Brings a Cause to New Edition of CR Fashion Book
The French editor was spurred by current events to highlight UNICEF and its work with refugees.
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Sandro Plans for Larger, Coed Stores as Men’s Turns 10
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