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One of the late Karl Lagerfeld’s closest collaborators is giving an all-access pass inside his grand @chanelofficial shows. British artist Simon Procter's exhibition "Lagerfeld: Chanel Shows" is on display at London's Four Seasons Hotel starting this month, despite all launch activities being canceled amid the COVID-19 spread.
The retail industry, and the associated suppliers they support, are suffering cumulative losses that amount to tens of billions of dollars every week, said the National Retail Federation. Furthermore, the letter noted this sharp decline in retail activity would place 1.7 million American jobs in peril. Tap the link in bio for more.
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