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A model wearing luxury clothing in Mytheresa's pre-fall 2022 campaign. — Mytheresa's pre-fall 2022 campaign. (Mytheresa)

Tamison O'Connor

15 September 2022

Mytheresa said the value of goods sold on its platform rose 18 percent year-on-year to €196.7 million ($196.7 million) in the quarter ending June 30, as shoppers rushed to outfit themselves ahead of their first mask-free summer vacations in years. Revenues rose 7.7 percent to €174 million, the Munich-based luxury e-tailer said.

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