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What does 2022 look like for luxury?

January 14, 2022

The Gucci 100 pop-up in the New York Meatpacking District. Image credit: Gucci

 

By Nora Howe

NEW YORK — Entering year three of the COVID-19 pandemic, the global luxury industry is looking to consumers as their values, interests and demands have changed.

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  5. Authentics versus superfakes: Who will prevail?
  6. Blancpain crowns annual literary prize winner in Beijing
  7. Italy’s Pratesi seeks return to old splendor as linens purveyor to the affluent
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