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How Nili Lotan Built a $100 Million Brand

The designer has found success over nearly two decades by focussing on high-quality, timeless basics. Now she wants to double her business by entering new categories, including menswear.
The designer label Nili Lotan is known for neutral palettes and relaxed silhouettes.
The designer label Nili Lotan is known for neutral palettes and relaxed silhouettes. (Simon Elmalem)

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