Coty and Marc Jacobs renew decade-long perfume license, enjoys the success of Daisy line

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 25-Apr-2019
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The beauty multinational and brand owner's most recent launch for the luxury fashion house is the new Daisy Love starring model Kaia Gerber

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Coty and Marc Jacobs renew decade-long perfume license, enjoys the success of Daisy line

Cosmetics multinational Coty has renewed its license partnership with Marc Jacobs, thanks to the success of the Daisy fragrance line.

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