Luxury Daily’s live news from May 15 – Kering raises minimum model age to 18; Stella McCartney, Google partner for fashion sustainability project; HBC Foundation focuses on mental health; Luxury Collection turns travel inspiration into accessories; Hotel adds luxury handbags to amenities.
Luxury Daily’s live news from May 15 – Kering raises minimum model age to 18; Stella McCartney, Google partner for fashion sustainability project; HBC Foundation focuses on mental health; Luxury Collection turns travel inspiration into accessories; Hotel adds luxury handbags to amenities.
Marriott International’s The Luxury Collection is teaming up with jewelry designer Mercedes Salazar to translate the experience of Mexican travel into tangible goods.
German automaker BMW is reflecting on the global importance of family and community through a film campaign released to coincide with the Islamic celebration of Ramadan.
Today in luxury – Nordstrom’s NYC flagship merges open space with hidden tech; The real estate market is hot again — unless you’re selling a luxury home; 10 Corso Como to exit China; GM looks to jump-start Cadillac—again.
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Today in luxury – Tod’s sees sales slide, looks to Elbaz line to help turnaround; At Louis Vuitton, marketing is a 4-letter word; Luxury homes could lose 40pc in value, says Mozilo; Daimler CEO says successor will have tough job.
Today in luxury – Neiman Marcus is working with Lazard for sale of Mytheresa; Virginie Viard debuts first solo Chanel collection; Luxury jewelry maker Cartier looks to fund female-led businesses; Charlotte Tilbury, Estée Lauder said to have had deal talks.
