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5 stylish designer Christmas trees in London

This holiday season, fashion brands and designers aren’t just content with taking over the windows at luxury department stores but instead dressing Christmas trees for luxury hotels across London. Claridge’s unveiled a 16-foot tree decorated with bows designed by Burberry’s Daniel Lee, while The Londoner embraced the ethereal aesthetic of Susan...

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Lulu Guinness names Sandra Mertens-Lusting as chief executive

British accessories brand Lulu Guinness London has appointed Sandra Mertens-Lustig as its chief executive, as it looks to continue to push forward with growth plans. Mertens-Lustig, who has worked for brands including Ralph Lauren, Kenzo and Coach, will join Lulu Guinness on January 13, from Agent Provocateur, where she held the role of...

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Lulu Guinness launches onsite social commerce

British handbag and accessories retailer Lulu Guinness is launching onsite social commerce in a bid to create “a more engaging customer experience.” The retailer is working with social commerce specialist Curalate to bring user generated content in a shoppable format onto its website. Using Curalate’s technology, Lulu Guinness will collate...

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The Economy of Beauty at London Fashion Week AW18

London has been momentarily transformed into a living, breathing fashion parade as the Autumn/Winter 2018-2019 womenswear ready-to-wear catwalk season kicks off. Running until February 20th, 2018 the bi-annual fashion showcase hosts its 67th edition of London Fashion Week (LFW) as more than 5,000 guests from over 60 countries descend on the home...

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Lulu Guinness FY17 sales increase to 9.5 mn pounds

For the period to March 26, 2017, Lulu Guinness revealed in its accounts filed with the Companies House UK that the sales reached 9.5 million pounds (12.8 million dollars) against 9.1 million pounds (12 million dollars) in the earlier fiscal year. However the company added that due to significant investment, restructuring costs and amortisation...

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Lulu Guinness launches an emoji app

The British luxury accessories brand Lulu Guinness was established in 1989 by the then 29 year old Lulu Guinness. It all began with a cleverly conceived, trend-setting briefcase for women; today, the label operates stores in Taiwan, Thailand and China in addition to its shops in the United Kingdom. In typical Lulu Guinness fashion the collection...

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Lulu Guinness cuts losses but sales decline

The British accessories label Lulu Guinness managed to shrink losses for the year ending March 2016, said a Telegraph report. The brand popularly known for its lip-shaped handbags reported a pre-tax loss of 89,678 pounds (1,099,09 dollars) against losses of 253,181 pounds (310,298 dollars) a year earlier, the report added. The company’s sales...

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Lulu Guinness launches diffusion line

British accessories designer Lulu Guinness is launching a diffusion line, Lulu by Lulu Guinness, in partnership with American retailer JC Penney. Launching in spring 2013, the inaugural collection will be exclusive to the US retailer, and will be sold through dedicated Lulu Guinness boutiques set to open within the department store chain. The...

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Lulu Guinness for Uniqlo

British handbag and accessory designer Lulu Guinness has collaborated with Japanese fashion retailer Uniqlo on its latest UT collection of t-shirts. The designs feature Lulu Guinness’ most iconic prints and images in a colour palette of black, white and lipstick red, and went on sale globally this week. The limited collection, which consists of...