With the first phase of the Roman Colosseum’s restoration complete, project supporter Italian apparel and accessories label Tod’s is including a global audience in the reveal.
Consumers are embracing mobile payment applications, with more than 25 percent of smartphone owners in the United States using these platforms at least once a month, according to new research from Parks Associates.
Whether it’s decoding secret messages, swapping careers or paying homage to one of literature’s most renowned scribes, the luxury sector excels at engaging and entertaining its target demographic.
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The perception of the Coach brand differs by audience. To some, mainly middle class United States consumers, Coach is perceived as luxury. To others, well versed in the “true” world of luxury, Coach is not even close to being defined as a luxury brand.
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