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luxury2026.03.01

Fake Beat Real: 5 Truths Behind Netflix's Global #1 'The Art of Sarah' — Korea's Luxury Fraud Scandal That Even Fooled Lee Jung-jae

Netflix Korean drama 'The Art of Sarah (Lady Dua)' has reached #1 in global non-English TV series, reigniting a real luxury fraud scandal from over 20 years ago. The drama dissects the full story of the fake luxury brand 'Boudoir' scam that exploited Korea's luxury consumption psychology — a real-life scheme in which actor Lee Jung-jae was reportedly among the victims.

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luxury2026.02.26

Where LA Fashion Meets Canadian Powerhouse: Fred Segal's Acquisition by Aritzia and the New Grammar of Luxury Retail

The legendary LA multi-brand boutique Fred Segal has been acquired by Canada's Aritzia. We take an in-depth look at the future of luxury retail and the strategic synergies created by combining 60 years of heritage with a modern business engine.

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luxury2026.02.24

The Day a Nickname Became Reality: Why 'Lamborghini-Gilli' Kim Gilli Returned Home in an Actual Lamborghini

Short track double gold medalist Kim Gilli of the Milan Winter Olympics returned home to Incheon Airport on February 24, 2026, riding a Lamborghini Urus (priced at approximately ₩327 million in Korea). The brand-athlete marketing synergy born from the nickname 'Lamborghini-Gilli' is drawing attention as the top sports marketing case of 2026.

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business2026.02.23

Ten Wallets Open for One Child: The Paradox of Korea's Kids Market Doubling Since 2020

Despite declining birth rates, Korea's childrenswear market doubled from ₩912 billion in 2020 to ₩2 trillion in 2025. The 'Gold Kids' phenomenon and premiumization drive the market, as MZ parents treat childcare not as 'expense' but as 'content.'

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business2026.02.23

Breaking 95 Years of Tradition with 111% Sales Growth: Why Department Stores Abandoned the 'Floor-by-Category' System

Hyundai Department Store abolished its 95-year-old floor-by-category system and introduced a mixed layout, resulting in a 111% sales increase on that floor. Shinsegae and Lotte also joined, marking a major transformation signal for Korea's retail industry.

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luxury2026.02.13

A 125-Year Legacy: Nordstrom’s New Standard for Luxury Retail

On its 125th anniversary, Nordstrom is shifting the luxury market paradigm by strengthening its high-end brand portfolio and advancing its customer loyalty programs. We analyze Nordstrom's survival strategy, which blends a timeless service philosophy with digital innovation.

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