The retailer, facing growing pains of its own, is launching a new 'Innovators Programme' to bolster the fledgling labels that help set it apart from competitors in a crowded luxury e-commerce market.

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The luxury e-tailer will support young labels with marketing and product strategy while developing a design and manufacturing network.

Latin Curated, which counts Marie Claire’s Nina Garcia as an ambassador, will provide a platform and guidance for luxury brands looking to break into the international market.

The fashion market in Latin America is bigger than the Middle East and growing as fast as Asia. But will industry leaders continue to invest as much as the region needs to realise its full potential?

With a foundation in straight-off-the-runway trunk show sales, the retailer is eyeing a global network of luxury showrooms and new categories such as fine jewellery, which has grown 190 percent year-on-year.