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Italian apparel and accessories brand Giorgio Armani is weaving together art, sport and fashion in a new short film that shows its basketball-themed museum exhibit come to life.
Hearst-owned men’s lifestyle publication Esquire took the concept of a pop-up to the digital realm with a 48-hour Snapchat Discover experience.
Giorgio Armani leads Italian fashion houses as the brand considered most-listable as a future initial public offering, according to a quantitative rating system developed by Pambianco Strategie di Imprese.
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Luxury Daily’s live news from Nov. 10 – Burberry honors British craftsmanship via in-store programs; Ralph Lauren upholds confidence in Way Forward plan for Q2; Armani likens lip product’s long-lasting qualities to magnetism; Asprey goes by locomotive to tout product offerings ahead of holiday gifting.
Giorgio Armani Beauty is showing the irresistible attraction of its latest colored lip product in a social video.
Luxury Daily’s live news updates from Oct. 19 – Story of Gianni Versace’s death coming to the small screen; The Plaza practices modern etiquette in new educational program; Armani embraces global consumer as New Normal for fall/winter 2016; Pucci outfits Illy tablewares with its bright, color-block city scenes.
Italian fashion house Giorgio Armani is promoting the idea of a global, multi-faceted beauty—reflective of its international consumer base—for its New Normal campaign.
Today in luxury marketing – Roberto Cavalli employees take action; Giorgio Armani to attend White House State Dinner; Donald Trump’s Washington hotel shows his brand is sinking along with his poll numbers; United States’ hunger for luxury housing may finally be satiated.
