Is Luxury Finally Embracing Technology?

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 2021 Many retailers are struggling to stock enough new styles to meet post-pandemic demand. The luxury sector is speedily adopting new technology from artificial intelligence to augmented reality, writes Pierre Mallevays. China's $33.9 billion bridalwear market has unique dynamics that brands must understand. Margaret Zhang's Vogue China will street cast its September cover star. Chalhoub Group is targeting investments in emerging Saudi Arabian designers.

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