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Lululemon suffered the largest theft in the company's history
California officials said Monday that Investigators from the California Highway Patrol intercepted a batch of stolen Lululemon leggings worth $203,688 in Orange County.
Officials said the merchandise was stolen from different Lululemon stores across the country, including Ohio, Illinois and Wisconsin.
CHP officials quoted a Lululemon representative as saying it was the largest theft in the company's history.
CHP officials said at the time that since March 2021, an organization known as the "South American Theft Syndicate" has allegedly been committing theft crimes against popular retailers across the state, including Lululemon. According to the office of California Attorney General Rob Bonta, the suspects are suspected of stealing goods worth hundreds of thousands of dollars and then shipping them to international markets.
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The Butterfly family responded with 1.79 million clutches like pig brains
Recently, some netizens found that a mini clutch bag on the official website of the luxury brand Bottega Veneta is very similar to a household hand towel ball priced at only 11.6 yuan.
It is understood that the package is divided into three colors: pink, blue and yellow, and the price is 17900 yuan. In addition, some netizens joked that this package "pork is a piece of pork" and "it is seen as a pig brain" and so on.
In response, The butterfly customer service responded, "This is a mini mound effect twisted rope tote bag, made in Italy, its lining is sheep leather, the material is worthy of our brand." The designer designed it like this, everyone judges differently, and there will be many guests who feel cute. ”
According to the data, Bao Di Jia is an Italian luxury brand, belonging to the Kering Group, which uses traditional Italian leather craftsmanship and operates products including clothing, shoes, jewelry, leather goods and so on.
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Uniqlo's iconic Tokyo store is closing
On June 19, Japanese clothing brand Uniqlo will close an iconic store in the bustling shopping district of central Tokyo.
Uniqlo's parent company, Fast Retailing Group, said it decided to close the store because the new development plan of the Shinjuku business district will affect the flow of customers, coupled with the expiration of the store lease contract.
Some Japanese media pointed out that many of the customers who came to this store before the epidemic were foreign tourists, and the long-term inability of tourists visiting Japan under the epidemic was also one of the important reasons affecting the flow of customers.
When it opened 10 years ago, there were 4,000 people lining up to shop, but after today's opening hours, UNIQLO will close the store. Many Japanese citizens expressed regret that the closure of such iconic shops was unexpected.
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Joe maki King will once again appear on the international catwalk to interpret Chinese men's pants fashion
At 15:30 Beijing time on June 20, 2022, Jiumuwang appeared in the Sforza Castle in Milan, Italy, to open the brand's first Milan Fashion Week show.
Previously, Jiumuwang had been on Paris Fashion Week twice, with an interval of only half a year.
Inspired by the famous Song Dynasty painting "A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains", Jiumuwang designed the 2023 Spring and Summer Men's Pants Series, which will be released at the Milan Runway with the theme of "Between Landscapes and Rivers, the Peak of Ingenuity", using men's pants to interpret the aesthetics and landscape of the Chinese Song Dynasty.
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Virtual person "Chuan CHUAN" debuted at Shanghai Fashion Week
From June 17 to June 19, the first quarter of Digital Shanghai Fashion Week was launched, and the daily 6-hour "show simulcast" was carried out in the form of live broadcast on the Douyin platform. With diversified digital release forms such as "New Concept Show" and "Video Fashion Theater", it brings creative presentation of Chinese design.
Fashion brands will also take innovative steps in the virtual fashion space, bringing a disruptive show experience. YES BY YESIR invited the first ultra-realistic male virtual person in China, "Chuan CHUAN", as a model, which became a hot topic in Shanghai Fashion Week.
The catwalk performance, futuristic sense and artistic fashion are intertwined, bringing a subversive shocking visual experience, which surprises netizens and refreshes the cognition of hyper-realistic digital people.
According to founder Zhang Qixi, the creation of "Chuan CHUAN" comes from the integration of various cutting-edge virtual human technologies. Use a variety of AI generation tools. For example, voice dialogue expression, facial expression, etc., can achieve more natural and realistic interactive effects.
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Ferrari has officially launched a luxury track
Ferrari, which debuted at Milan Fashion Week, will move further towards luxury brands.
The brand's CHIEF EXECUTIVE, Benedetto Vigna, said the global demand for luxury goods is growing and Ferrari aims to increase its annual revenue to 6.7 billion euros by betting on the luxury track.
To better achieve this, Ferrari on Monday announced Bulgari and Former Pandora executive Carla Liuni as chief brand officer, while Hermès CEO Axel Dumas officially joined the board of Directors of Ferrari's parent company Exor Group in May.
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Commodity Data Daily (June 20, 2022)
The BPI of the commodity price index on June 20 was 1186 points, down 10 points from the previous day, down 11.69% from the highest point in the cycle of 1343 points (2021-10-19), and up 79.70% from the low of 660 points on February 3, 2016. (Note: The period refers to 2011-12-01 to the present)
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