Tod’s, Ferrari and Gucci – News briefs
Today in luxury marketing – Tod’s profits climb 28.6 percent; Ferrari to sell cars in India; Gucci in UAW deal with Al Tayer insignia; Jimmy Choo seeks advice on takeover bid.
Today in luxury marketing – Tod’s profits climb 28.6 percent; Ferrari to sell cars in India; Gucci in UAW deal with Al Tayer insignia; Jimmy Choo seeks advice on takeover bid.
Today in luxury marketing – Giorgio Armani cell phone costs about $920; Trinity Ltd. to acquire Cerruti; Nordstrom in deal with kids’ retailer.
Today in luxury marketing – Richemont shines as Asians splash out on Cartier; Models replace Madonna for the spring Dolce and Gabbana campaign; Tod’s sees excellent 2011 results, shares up.
The Italian fashion label is under new leadership following a June 2024 delisting.
The Italian fashion label’s creative laboratory continues to invite established and emerging designers to reimagine brand classics.
At the Italian fashion label’s manufacturing facility, 78 percent of daily energy use is powered by the sustainable fixtures.
The Italian fashion label is celebrating technical expertise using one of its most timeless styles.
The Italian fashion label is financing the rejuvenation of Milan’s Palazzo Marino, which has been the design capital’s city hall since 1861.
The LVMH-backed private equity firm is offering to purchase a 36 percent stake in the business as part of the conversion attempt, valuing its fashion partner’s brand portfolio at $1.2 billion.
A special Pitti Uomo event in Florence helped extend the reach of the collection, which celebrates Italian craftsmanship, worldwide.