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17 September 2018 • By Sarah Shannon
Sources close to Burberry say the designer’s Monday debut is likely to underscore the British megabrand’s true luxury ambitions far more than his streetwear-inflected social media teasers, reflecting a strategy rooted in both newness and upscaling.
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It was a trademark MSGM collection in more ways than one. In order to progress, Massimo Giorgetti needs to shake things up.
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