Source: China – South China Morning PostDolce & Gabbana plans to remain independent to preserve its creative freedom, even as the Italian fashion house claws back sales lost to the coronavirus pandemic and a bungled advertising campaign in China.The privately held label is a favourite of investment bankers looking to drum up interest in a potential deal, but the Milan-based company has no intention of changing its stand-alone status, according to chief executive Alfonso Dolce.“We decided to stay independent to stay authentic and…Read More