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By: Mike Juang
Tiffany's Fifth Avenue store lost a big chunk of its holiday sales, thanks to postelection ruckus. » Read More |
Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld looks back at his long-lasting collaboration with Italian fashion house Fendi, and how the brand has changed over the decades. » Read More |
With the fashion world changing every day, designer Karl Lagerfeld gives his opinion on other artistic innovators in the industry. » Read More |
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While talking about fame, fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld takes a look back at his upbringing and how all he wanted to do was to be a grown up.
"Choupette is such a strange thing because I never thought that I could fall in love with an animal like this," says designer and its owner, Karl Lagerfeld.
The CNBC Conversation takes a look back at the history of Italian fashion house, Fendi and how Karl Lagerfeld influenced the brand.
A jewelry upstart is steadily carving out a reputation for himself in a sector that's becoming less dominated by major jewelry producers.
Depending on the outcome of Trump's bet, the economy could break free of its lethargy or end up in a deep recession, says Jay N. Rollins.
Turney Duff explains why traders jumped on Trump rally and why they may be jumping off now.
Nicholas Melhuish, head of global equities at Amundi, takes a look at how luxury stocks are performing as of late, with comment on Richemont.
These billion-dollar ventures will transform the face of New York City in the next twenty years.
The Seabourn Encore officially launched in Singapore, making it the cruise lines fourth ship in its fleet.
Aymeric Lacroix at Swarovski talks about the legacy brand's attempt to engage its millennials consumers better.
The London Boat Show sails into town on Friday, for a week at the ExCel exhibition center, showcasing the latest trends in the industry. CNBC’s Tom Chitty reports.
A sneak peak of Ivanka Trump's new residence in Washington D.C. with CNBC's Diana Olick.
CNBC's Robert Frank reports on the new opportunity for luxury real estate brokers in Washington D.C. as Donald Trump moves into the White House.
The CEO of Miller Samuel explains what we're seeing is much more negotiability in the Manhattan real estate market.
Jay Parsons, MPF Research, and Josh Altman, The Altman Brothers, discuss red flags in the luxury apartment market.
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