For the first time, fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld’s entire storied 60-year career at houses including Chanel, Chloé and Fendi is being explored via a retrospective held at the Art and Exhibition Hall of the Federal Republic of Germany in Bonn.
Luxury Daily’s live news from March 6 – Saks welcomes consumers to Puerto Rico through social campaign; Karl Lagerfeld plays iconic movie roles in “Karlywood” poster series; Chanel helps consumers get to know its lovers, muses with Rouge Coco quiz; LVMH to host charity concert with Kanye West at Fondation Louis Vuitton.
Karl Lagerfeld is exploring his imaginary filmography with a series of limited-edition Hollywood movie posters.
Today in luxury marketing – Karl Lagerfeld on fur (yea), selfies (nay) and keeping busy; Emirates Airlines sees need for 100 to 200 Airbus A380s; Lexus jumps back into US luxury sales race with new SUV; As luxury real estate grows, its classification blurs.
Luxury Daily’s live news from March 3 – Bang & Olufsen romances consumers for 90th anniversary; Karl Lagerfeld stages colorful pop-up at Galeries Lafayette; Hermès executive departs in wake of LVMH stake distribution; Aston Martin to expand into SUVs to appeal to consumer sentiment.
Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld is building awareness for the accessories of his eponymous line with a pop-up at French department store Galeries Lafayette.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Feb. 20 – Karl Lagerfeld takes on first major Canadian project; Longchamp teams with InStyle to reach fashionable New Yorkers; Lancôme celebrates 80th anniversary with heritage-focused social video; Aston Martin likens vehicle to airplane for teaser.
Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld is bringing his signature aesthetic to Canada with the design of two residential spaces.
Today in luxury marketing – Greek impasse drags Europe’s markets down; Kering sees first fruits of Gucci’s revamp later this year; Lagerfeld owners assert: It’s not for sale; It’s Silicon Valley vs. Motor City.
Today in luxury marketing – Karl Lagerfeld to launch kids’ wear; Stream of foreign wealth flows to elite New York real estate; Prada needs to focus less on new shops and more on new handbags; Lamborghini concept shows possible move to less extreme looks.
