British department store Harrods is showcasing the passion behind the handcrafted luxury goods it sells with a month-long storewide campaign that brings artisans and consumers together.Entire
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High-income Americans are generally more active purchasers of luxury goods than their counterparts with high-net worth, according to a new report from Shullman Research Center.Entire
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Please join us for the third annual Luxury Retail Summit: Holiday Focus 2015 Wednesday, Sept. 16 in New York featuring leading specialists and top thinkers in luxury retailing and marketing.Entire
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U.S. fashion label Diane von Furstenberg is showing its “sexy, mysterious, alluring” side with a fall campaign that explores the multifaceted appeal of its consumer.Entire
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Toyota Corp.’s Lexus is working with rapper will.i.am to challenge conventional notions of technology, design and music in a unique experience as part of its Amazing in Motion campaign.Entire
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Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida is catering to couples with a variety of packages designed to appeal to any and all romantic partners.Entire
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The installed base for mobile point-of-sale is growing at a compound annual growth rate of 32 percent as the technology extends its reach into businesses, big and small, across a variety of industries and geographies, according to a new report from 451 Research.Entire
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Luxury Daily's live news from Aug. 3 - Tiffany Diamond comes to New York for summer retail boost; Goyard strengthens Neiman Marcus partnership via permanent shop; Swarovski serves as “de facto landmark” at London Design Festival; Hôtel Ritz Paris begins bookings for March 2016.Entire
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Today in luxury marketing - Inside the Gemfields Zambian emerald mine; Alexander Wang said near deal with investor; Luxury titans: A case of too much variety?; LVMH’s Tag Heuer to shut Hong Kong Store as rental costs bite.Entire
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Citing concerns over viewability, Kellogg in June cut its spend on video ads running on major publishers such as Facebook and YouTube. It marked yet another instance of brands rejecting traditional online advertising methods over not knowing who – if anyone – is seeing their ads.Entire
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