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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 Dries Van Noten and Undercover made a convincing argument for the live runway show, writes Tim Blanks. Burberry has appointed Daniel Lee its new chief creative officer, replacing Riccardo Tisci. Italy's Agnelli family is revamping Chinese luxury brand Shang Xia under designer Yang Li. This week on The Debrief, we unpack the challenges facing luxury e-tailers — and where category leaders go from here.

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FASHION WEEK At Dries Van Noten and Undercover, Conquering Heroes By Tim Blanks

Van Noten and Jun Takahashi prove that an actual fashion show is still the best, writes Tim Blanks. READ MORE

LUXURY Why Burberry Changed Designers By Robert Williams and Tamison O'Connor Daniel Lee has been appointed Burberry's chief creative officer, succeeding Riccardo Tisci, as the British luxury brand seeks to accelerate growth under a new CEO. READ MORE

LUXURY Can the Family Behind Ferrari Make Chinese Luxury Stick? By Robert Williams

Exor, the investment fund of Italy's Agnelli family, has tapped LVMH Prize finalist Yang Li to lend a fashion edge to its recent Shang Xia acquisition. Almost two years in, the company's first luxury venture is starting to take shape. READ MORE

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LOEWE FW22 Women's Runway Collection A new campaign by David Sims captures the surreal sensibility the LOEWE Fall Winter 2022 collection. Photographed alongside Anthea Hamilton's sculptures Giant Pumpkin No.5, No.6 and No.7 (2022), first seen on the set of the runway show, the collection presents fashion that entices a reaction: both tactile and stripped bare, draped, molded and inflated. Taking centre stage, new puffed up editions of the Flamenco and Goya bags arrive alongside the iconic Puzzle bag in bold solid colour. SHOP NOW

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