Going after the same Louis Vuitton bags that everyone else already owns is a thing of the past for young Chinese consumers, and there is now an increased emphasis on identity expression, rather than the blind following of trends.
The cash-starved ninth Duke of Marlborough’s union with American railroad heiress Consuelo Vanderbilt and the marriage of Viceroy of India Lord Curzon and U.S.-born Mary Leiter is the focus of the next couple of episodes from Boucheron’s new podcast series. It makes for engaging listening of the customs of a bygone era.
China’s return-to-work phase has propelled a sustained consumption recovery. But can Western businesses take advantage of these changes – and how?
Luxury has traditionally been associated with specific naturally derived materials such as leather and diamonds, but technology and changing attitudes are paving the way for manmade alternatives.
The fast-paced fashion industry has finally slowed down due to the worldwide health crisis. How can the industry make use of this chance to develop in a new direction?
While the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic was raging at its peak, luxury brands offered calming words of support to ease the uncertainty among consumers.
French fashion label Balenciaga has debuted its fall 2020 campaign featuring its latest range of althleisure wear and classic apparel.
Luxury Daily’s live news: French jeweler Boucheron, with “For Better and For Worse,” launches podcast series on unexpected and thrilling weddings; Dior honors third batch of visual artists and photographers for young talents award; Saks Fifth Avenue taps NuOrder platform to redo buying and merchandising; Pre-owned fashion items loom large in US, UK and China wardrobes; Valentino, Amazon legally take on New York footwear counterfeiter in a first for both.
Luxury Daily’s live news: French jeweler Boucheron, with “For Better and For Worse,” launches podcast series on unexpected and thrilling weddings; Dior honors third batch of visual artists and photographers for young talents award; Saks Fifth Avenue taps NuOrder platform to redo buying and merchandising; Pre-owned fashion items loom large in US, UK and China wardrobes; Valentino, Amazon legally take on New York footwear counterfeiter in a first for both.
The first episode from the Kering-owned Boucheron focuses on U.S. heiress Anna Gould and French aristocrat Count Boni de Castellane. The episode is aptly titled, “For Money’s Sake.”
