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What We’ve Read: Burberry Investors Question Destruction of $38 Million in Goods

Luxury Society’s selection of news articles that are not to be missed this week.

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Luxury Society’s selection of news articles that are not to be missed this week.

1. Chanel Launches E-Commerce In The UK

Chanel has launched its first e-commerce website for the fashion division in the UK, starting with eyewear.

Read this on Vogue.

2. Farfetch acquires CuriosityChina to expand its social media efforts on the mainland

Farfetch — the e-commerce startup that works with some 900 high-end fashion boutiques and labels to present and sell clothes, shoes, accessories and jewelry online, and we and others have heard is gearing up for a $6 billion IPO — is making an acquisition to double down on China, one of the fastest-growing markets for luxury goods.

Read this on Tech Crunch.

3. Burberry Investors Question Destruction of $38 Million in Goods

The British fashion house physically destroyed finished products worth £28.6 million ($38 million) in 2018, according to its latest annual report.

Read this on Business of Fashion.

4. The Grand Prix d'Horlogerie De Genève Announces Candidate Watches For 2018

With a reshuffling of prize categories, the GPHG is bigger than ever, with a wider-than-usual range of candidate timepieces.

Read this on Hodinkee.

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Meaghan Corzine
Meaghan Corzine

Before joining the editorial team at Luxury Society, Meaghan was based out of New York City writing for CBS New York and NBC Universal. A Washington-D.C. native, Meaghan also wrote for Washington Life Magazine while studying journalism at university. After moving to Switzerland in 2016, she went on to contribute to Metropolitan Magazine and CBS affiliates before joining the LS team.

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