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Evolution of print, Luxury addresses CSR, Saks' online push, Stella to show in London, Abraham Moon's magic mills

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Thinking, and Literally Looking, Very Big (IHT)
"Of all the performer's covers, this Visionaire production, with its photograph of a slinky, shimmering mermaid Gaga with a tar-covered fish tail, has to be the most flamboyant. The magazine is two meters high and 1.5 meters wide, or 6 feet high and 4.8 feet wide."

Luxury conquers its CSR fear (FT)
"An interesting policy shift is creeping through the luxury industry: after long being terrified of talking about environmental/corporate social responsibility initiatives except in the most covert whispers, a number of voices are now slowly being raised."

Saks Beefs Up Online Content (WWD)
"Saks Fifth Avenue is making a major push to get closer to its customers. The upscale retailer today unveils its redesigned Saks POV Web site, featuring richer editorial content, such as designer profiles, coverage of brands carried at the store and lifestyle pieces highlighting the coolest restaurants, exhibits and cultural events."

Stella McCartney to show at London Fashion Week for the first time (Telegraph)
"For the first time ever, Stella McCartney is to show the latest collection from her eponymous label at London Fashion Week… The Saturday night "special fashion presentation" on February 18 next year will, her office emphasised, be to showcase a "one-off" Stella McCartney collection."

Abraham Moon: the name on everyone's lips - and labels (Telegraph)
"Over the past few years everyone from Ralph Lauren to Dolce & Gabbana has descended on the place... The thing that draws them is a 174-year-old woollen mill in a sprawl of sooty Victorian stone buildings either side of the Netherfield Road. There etched on to a black vitreous panel by the entrance are the words Abm Moon & Sons Ltd."

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