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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2024 Charli XCX's popularity with brands is less about the scale of her audience than its loyalty. Solving luxury's value for money problem requires adjustments to design, quality and pricing, writes Luca Solca. LVMH's Bernard Arnault told a court he didn't know about surveillance ordered by a key associate. London Fashion Week is banning crocodile, snake and other exotic leathers from its runways. Plus, discover why the fashion industry is in for a particularly tumultuous and uncertain year ahead in The State of Fashion 2025 report.

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MARKETING The Logic Behind All Those Charli XCX Campaigns By Haley Crawford

The pop singer's continued string of brand tie-ups, long after the end of 'Brat' summer, is less about the scale of her audience than its loyalty. READ MORE

LUXURY Fixing Luxury's Value for Money Problem By Luca Solca

As consumers sober up from post-pandemic exuberance and luxury's value proposition faces increased scrutiny, brands need to take action on creativity, quality and pricing, writes Luca Solca. READ MORE

SUSTAINABILITY London Fashion Week to Ban Exotic Skins By Sarah Kent Brands that want to appear on the city's official fashion week schedule will not be allowed to use crocodile, snake or other wild animal leathers in the collections they show there, extending a ban on fur introduced last year. READ MORE

LUXURY LVMH's Bernard Arnault Tells Spy Trial He Didn't Know About Surveillance By Reuters One of France's former intelligence chiefs is accused of violating privacy laws while helping the world's largest luxury group fight counterfeits and monitor left-wing activists. READ MORE

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