| | Retail Luxury brands ill-equipped to meet shoppers’ ecommerce expectations | Luxury brands’ digital offerings come up short of shoppers’ expectations, at a time when 65 percent of millennial and Generation Z consumers start their buying journeys online. Entire
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Fragrance and personal care Chloé shares special scent stories in new collection | French fashion label Chloé is shining a light on the connection between fragrances and memories by releasing a collection of nine scents created by a small group of perfumers. Entire
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Retail Apple, Piaget, Ritz-Carlton, Christie’s, Forrester & IBM to speak at LuxeCX Sept. 25 FREE | Register now for the world's first luxury customer experience conference: Luxury Daily's LuxeCX on Wednesday, Sept. 25 in New York. Hear from experts at Apple, Piaget, Forrester Research, InterContinental Hotels’ parent IHG, Ritz-Carlton Leadership Center, Christie's, South Coast Plaza, UBS, Taj Hotels’ The Pierre, IBM, Pernod Ricard, Magellan Jets, Gaggenau, Altiant, Shanker Inc., Customer Experience Group and the Luxury Institute. Entire
article | Automotive Drivers remain unconvinced by automated features: Ipsos FREE | While the majority of new car buyers are familiar with autonomous driving features, more than a third would still opt for a standard vehicle over autonomous cars or models with automated features if given a choice. Entire
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Webinars Webinar on Sept. 18: “Holidays 2019: Happy or Not?” FREE | Register now for this free hour-long webinar Sept. 18 on how the 2019 holiday season will shape up for luxury brands and retailers, with product mix, marketing, shopping channels and budgets all up for grabs in an atmosphere of uncertainty. Experts will share insights and offer tips to maintain and grow market share. Entire
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Blog Top 5 brand moments from last week | Accessibility has been a burgeoning trend in the luxury business, as brands seek to make themselves more available to a wider range of consumers. Entire
article | Research Luxury Daily releases 44-page State of Luxury 2019 report polling industry insiders FREE | This third annual State of Luxury: The Insider View report by Luxury Daily and Unity Marketing surveys 600-plus luxury insiders on their reasons for optimism and caution in 2019. Buy the 44-page exclusive research to arm yourself with invaluable intelligence, or get it free with an annual subscription to Luxury Daily. Entire
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Strategy Special invite to join State of Luxury 2020 survey – respondents get exec summary FREE | Luxury Daily, Unity Marketing and The Home Trust International invite you to take this quick survey to help us produce the exclusive fourth annual State of Luxury study from a luxury insider's point of view. Respondents will receive a detailed executive summary of the State of Luxury 2020 and a 70-page book titled, "Luxury Marketing Disrupted: Evolving from the 4Ps to the 4Es of Marketing." Entire
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article | News briefs Gucci, Guerlain, Selfridges, Anya Hindmarch and McLaren – Live news | Luxury Daily's live news from Sept. 13 - Gucci commits to carbon neutrality across supply chain; Angelina Jolie opens home for Guerlain fragrance spot; Selfridges shows commitment to circular retail with Depop pop-up; Anya Hindmarch puzzles consumers to promote latest line; McLaren moves North American head office amid market growth. Entire
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News briefs Gucci, fashion CEOs, wine and real estate – News briefs | Today in luxury - Gucci losing brand heat in China, RBC report says; What luxury fashion looks for in a CEO; Wine no longer mixes with cocktails; 1 in 4 of New York’s new luxury apartments is unsold. Entire
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Automotive Baby, you can drive my (eco) car | What will it mean for car manufacturers when the number of millennials buying cars outstrips that of Gen X? They are a generation that does not respond well to Jeremy Clarkson and the existing totems of motoring media. Entire
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