Luxury retailers need to support in-store experiences with full-bodied online strategies more so than ever now that shoppers are taking their time in the decision-making process for the upcoming holiday season.
More than 14,000 ultra-high-net-worth individuals are expected to transfer a combined $3.9 trillion in assets over the next decade, according to new research from Wealth-X.
U.S. fashion label Ralph Lauren will take over an entire city block to debut its runway-to-retail concept as see-now, buy-now takes hold of New York Fashion Week.
Fashion label Marc Jacobs is continuing to intertwine its brand with music, personifying an alternative and trendy image and leaning on celebrity appearances.
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While more women are entering senior and decision-making ranks at luxury marketers, more work needs to be done to attract them to key marketing, retail, media and digital positions in an industry that has shown its resilience in good times and bad.
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Installs are quickly becoming the ultimate mobile currency and with apps becoming an integral strategy for most of the world’s largest brands, this trend will only increase.
