Why luxury’s future is female
As female spending power rises and a greater share of that consumption is spent on products for women themselves, the slightly different female shopping habits become increasingly important.
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Balmain delves into brand heritage with podcast series
French fashion label Balmain is the latest to join the roster of brands experimenting with podcasts with the launch of a new series hosted by creative director Olivier Rousteing.
Why branded jewelry could be the next decade’s fastest-growing luxury subsegment
While women already influence the vast majority of household purchasing decisions and as such will move the needle for all consumer sub-sectors, the natural beneficiaries will be those that are already female-driven such as cosmetics, handbags and jewelry.
Jewelry should be seen as more than an accessory: Christie’s
While fashion design and architecture have historically been examined within the realm of fine art, jewelry has oftentimes been overlooked as an art form.
Jewelry should be seen as more than an accessory: Christie’s
While fashion design and architecture have historically been examined within the realm of fine art, jewelry has oftentimes been overlooked as an art form.
Luxury Daily, Nov. 11, 2020 – Even a pandemic will not keep Singles’ Day from record sales
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As European lockdowns resume, luxury brands brace for more setbacks
Luxury retailers are bracing for a second wave of COVID-19 in the face of grim news about a surge in new cases of the virus hitting Europe.
Luxury labels think long-term with bricks-and-mortar investments
While the luxury industry has faced setbacks as physical shopping screeched to a halt due to the coronavirus pandemic, brands are continuing full-speed ahead with investments in bricks-and-mortar.
Luxury Daily, Sept. 18, 2020 – Luxury labels think long-term with bricks-and-mortar investments
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Tiffany, with mine-to-setting diamond traceability, ups its commitment to supply chain transparency
U.S. jeweler Tiffany & Co. will become the first in its industry to disclose where each diamond is crafted and set in jewelry as it stakes a leadership position in traceability of precious stones.