As the luxury landscape continues to evolve and geopolitical turmoil affects emerging markets, the brands that will come out on top must be able to adapt to the resulting consumer behavior.
Registration open: With only around 100 shopping days in this year’s holiday shopping season, brands and retailers must be wondering what luxury shoppers plan to buy – and how their competition is planning to reach them. Get the answers to these questions during this free, hour-long webinar on Oct. 8 at 2 p.m. EDT.
In the third quarter of 2015, luxury brand marketers developed multichannel campaigns that created fluid experiences offering consumers various outlets for discovery.
Germany’s Montblanc is placing itself at the center of history through a partnership with the John Lennon Educational Tour Bus for its "Imagine Peace" event.
With more than 50 percent of Gilt’s revenue coming from mobile, the digital fashion retailer is more than just a leader in mcommerce – it also knows a thing or two about using messaging to drive sales.
Luxury real estate prices hardly budged in the second quarter of 2015, but that understates the vast differences in growth rates across different cities, according to a report by national brokerage Redfin.
Luxury Daily's live news updates from Oct. 2 - Gucci gives cruise collection mammoth stage in Dover Street Market display; Breitling touts precision of timepieces in aviation race TV ad; SK-II opens SoHo pop-up to change consumers’ destinies; Waldorf Astoria looks for new culinary ideas with chain-wide project.
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By some counts, the argument for native mobile applications has never been stronger. But in making that claim, are we leaving out a huge segment of online businesses?