Day’s wrap: The Breakers, Hermès, Burberry, 4 luxury trends and noms for Luxury Women to Watch 2021

May 22, 2020

Estée Lauder Cos.' Gennaisance de La Mer collection for this past Mother's Day. Image credit: La Mer

Luxury Daily's live news:

How The Breakers, Florida’s grande dame of resorts, is installing safety measures as it reopens
While Ritz-Carlton owner Marriott International and Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts have put in place elaborate measures across their properties to handle customers and employees in the COVID-19 era, what are standalone hospitality brands doing?

Please click here to read the article

4 trends in luxury accelerated by the pandemic
Italy is home to the largest number of luxury brands in the world, while China is the industry’s biggest consumer – making up a third of global spend on luxury goods in 2018. Together, these two countries were among the first to enter lockdown earlier this year

Please click here to read the article

Hermès film on missing Mosaïque au 24 bag ignites spark of new romance
French fashion and leather goods giant Hermès has launched a short film promoting its Mosaïque au 24 bag in a continuation of a series focused on its handbags.

Please click here to read the article

UK’s Burberry sees 57pc slump in annual profit as pivot to leather goods and accessories is on
British fashion brand Burberry caught the after-effects of the COVID-19 lockdowns at the tail end of its fiscal year 2020, reporting a 3 percent drop in revenue to $3.21 billion.

Please click here to read the article

Call for nominations: Luxury Women to Watch 2021
Even as more women ascend the decision-making ranks at luxury marketers amid the current healthcare crisis, work needs to be done to attract them to C-suite and key marketing, retail, media and digital positions in a business that shows resilience and long-term focus in good times and bad.

Please click here to read the article

Luxury brands will need to redesign physical stores for new world order
Luxury brands should be using the current shutdown time frame to be thinking about how they can redesign their physical spaces to make them more hygienic and safe to both consumers and employees.

Please click here to read the article

Please click here to read the morning newsletter

Share your thoughts. Click here

Day’s wrap: The Breakers, Hermès, Burberry, 4 luxury trends and noms for Luxury Women to Watch 2021

Alexandre Arnault named CEO of wines, spirits division at LVMH

Authentic announces Barneys New York Residences in Tulum

Genesis House presents winter light installation

Louis Vuitton goes big with temporary NYC store

Vestiaire Collective partners with influencers to combat fast fashion

Off the Cuff: A Q&A with Natura Bissé’s Patricia Fisas

Burberry overhauls strategy amid rocky interim results

Neiman Marcus honors Leonard A. Lauder in New York City

IWC Schaffhausen wins top prize at Grand Prix D’Horlogerie de Genève 2024

Capri Holdings, Tapestry abandon plan to merge