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The brand hopes to open flagships in New York and Los Angeles within the next 12 months.
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The party drew leading regional executives from brands, as well as several top models.
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The new flagship bows after a $300 million investment and with many luxury brands' local flagships.
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Brazilian Apparel Industry Seen Shrinking Another 10 Percent in 2015
The sector has been hit by high taxes, rising energy prices and the country's deepening recession.
Brazil’s Grupo Iguatemi Builds Outlets Business
The mall developer, previously focused on high-end properties, plans to open three outlet malls by 2018.
Latin America Steps Up Support for Local Fashion Weeks
Latin American countries are increasingly organizing their own fashion weeks to boost local talent.
Nivea, Wal-Mart Join Forces to Boost Sales in a Flat Market
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Argentina plans to boost spending on designer support by 5 to 10 percent this year.
Mexican Textile, Apparel Revenues Seen Hitting $26 Billion in 2015
The sector has been boosted by growing U.S. exports and increasing domestic demand.