Storied window displays that combine art with apparel and accessories while steering clear of technology will attract locals and tourists to flagship locations and meet the evolving tastes of affluent consumers.
British automaker Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is upping its presence among China’s elite through a meeting with the China Entrepreneur Club, a group comprising the most prominent and important businessmen in the market.
Jewelry and watch brands are displaying product ranges and history via rich mobile applications, but the focus should be longevity over instant gratification so that marketers can stay relevant to their customers between purchases.
German automaker BMW is reaching out to college graduates via two types of Facebook advertisements that highlight the brand’s financial services and push dealer visits.
American Express Publishing’s Travel + Leisure released its annual World’s Best Awards comprising editorial on the most sought-after travel destinations combined with ads from marketers including Louis Vuitton, Waldorf Astoria and Lexus.
Marc Jacobs Intl. is renewing its commitment to the battle against HIV/AIDS through the creation of T-shirts, the profits of which go towards Aid for AIDS International.
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