LONG-FORMAT FEATURE STORIES
VOGUE
Invisible VeniceEscape the crowds of the Biennale's galas and exhibitions to the Venetian Lagoon's oasis of serene style and native sustenance.
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Speak, LuxuryIn this issue for the Conde Nast International Luxury Summit 2018, we parse what translates luxury from past tense to future.
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Faux or Fur?Fur is dead. Or is it? For all its luxury, some say we must move on. But is going faux the answer? Go inside fashion's hairiest debate.
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The Power of FashionSince ancient Egypt, politicians' sartorial choices have been on the front lines of communication. In today's media-savvy era, do clothes still speak?
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Crown JewelParis's landmark Hôtel de Crillon reopens its doors as an icon where art, diplomacy and luxury combine. Take an exclusive tour.
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Lisbon's Great Shake-UpOnce the epicenter of a global empire, Lisbon is tearing back to life with tastemakers drawn to its high style and hidden secrets.
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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST
LUXURY SOCIETY
The Met Costume Institute's Multicultural ScrambleThe Metropolitan Museum of Art's show "China: Through the Looking Glass" merits a much longer and more contemplative wander than the crowds will allow.
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How Gucci Succeeds
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From Sustainable Luxury to Luxurious SustainabilityAt the 1.618 Sustainable Luxury conference in Paris, major players marked a turning point in the future of high-end commerce. Sustainability has never looked more tempting.
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KERING GROUP - K MAGAZINE
FIT for PurposeValerie Steele, chief curator of the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, discusses how fashion is a sociological tool more than a shallow industry with passing trends.
Manly Pitti: Shaping Italian Menswear IdentityHow did Pitti Immagine evolve from promoting fashion to shaping society? Chief executive Raffaello Napoleone explains the role of Tuscany, Italy’s centre of excellence for garment manufacturing.
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In an Italian Light: Architect, Raffaella BortoluzziIn her designs for Pomellato jewelry stores, Raffaella Bortoluzzi has a penchant for spare interiors that manage to be warm and richly layered, while using new techniques and sustainable materials.
Object Lesson: Luxury and the Fine Art of Possession"Treasured Possessions from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment", at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, provides the poignant prerequisite to understanding our modern obsession with luxury.
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DELTA AIRLINES - SKY MAGAZINE
Nous Aimons ParisIf we love Paris for its familiar imagery, that elegant surface hides a counter-cultural soul that shapes where the culture is going next.
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Louis Vuitton and the Changing Art of Luxury
With the Louis Vuitton Foundation, Bernard Arnault is helping to redefine luxury for the future.
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HUFFPOST
Lisbon Puts a Fashion Foot ForwardRenowned for apparel production, and now trending in tourism, art and tech, Portugal is on the road to fashion recognition.
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Jeff Koons' Degradation of LuxuryThe Pompidou Center explores the link between decadence and degradation at the core of our love-hate affair with luxury.
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A Journey into the Heart of LuxuryAt Hotel Monteverdi Tuscany, simplicity offers real meaning in a world often consumed with image and spin.
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EDITORIAL PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
Hamptons MagazineHamptons celebrates the affluent and influential beach-front community of Long Island’s East End. The weekly magazine required regular feature articles on travel and interiors, including original text, producing photo shoots, managing freelancers, and curating and editing final content.
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Self Service MagazineSelf Service is a biannual fashion and culture magazine, widely referred to as the leading publication for designers and art directors. A complete editorial management function oversaw production and operational budgets, content decisions, scheduling, creative contracts and print quality.
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BRAND STRATEGY AND DEVELOPMENT
REAL LUXURY: HOW LUXURY BRANDS
CAN CREATE VALUE FOR THE LONG TERM
by Misha Pinkhasov and Rachna Joshi Nair
Published by Palgrave Macmillan, 2014
Real Luxury examines what luxury brands are from a new perspective: from economic, sociological and psychological standpoints. It spells out the challenges the luxury sector is facing and puts forward a brand new and practical model to revive and protect luxury brands in the long term, based on the authors' experience with leading global luxury brands. Linking luxury with market forces including sustainability, the globalized economy, and the impact of technology, this book provides an accessible and innovative way of thinking about luxury brand management, with insights from current thought leaders and innovators behind the brands.
Published by Palgrave Macmillan, 2014
Real Luxury examines what luxury brands are from a new perspective: from economic, sociological and psychological standpoints. It spells out the challenges the luxury sector is facing and puts forward a brand new and practical model to revive and protect luxury brands in the long term, based on the authors' experience with leading global luxury brands. Linking luxury with market forces including sustainability, the globalized economy, and the impact of technology, this book provides an accessible and innovative way of thinking about luxury brand management, with insights from current thought leaders and innovators behind the brands.
CONTRIBUTING TO INNOVATION AND LEADERSHIP IN THE PROFESSION
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OECD: THE ORGANIZATION FOR ECONOMIC COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT
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EACD: THE EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNICATION DIRECTORS
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