Miu Miu takes artistic approach for spring ads
Prada-owned Miu Miu is putting a painterly touch on its spring/summer 2020 collection with a campaign that centers on an imagined all-female artist colony.
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Coronavirus could affect luxury goods sales to Chinese consumers and travelers
The spread of the coronavirus in China, especially during the busy Lunar New Year season, may affect tourism and luxury consumption in that market, threatening near-term revenue for leading European luxury houses.
Prada, Richemont, StockX and foie gras – News briefs
Today in luxury – Could a Prada sale be luxury’s next mega-deal?; Richemont sales rise despite Hong Kong downturn; Gen Z, women and Louis Vuitton drive StockX to $1B in transactions; A luxury dish is banned, and a rural county reels.
Past year in luxury was more evolution than revolution: BCG exec
NEW YORK – While China is fueling a significant portion of luxury growth, the millennial generation is poised to have a greater impact on the business’ expansion in the coming years.
Luxury Daily, January 16, 2020 – What will retail look like in 2030?
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How luxury retail can become a tech accelerator
Luxury conglomerates such as LVMH and Kering have reconsidered their approach to tech and are now revolutionizing the market.
Luxury Daily, January 15, 2020 – Walpole puts sustainability at center of British luxury manufacturing and retailing
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Final chance to attend Luxury FirstLook 2020
The luxury business is in for tremendous upheaval in 2020. Register now for Luxury Daily’s 8th annual Luxury FirstLook 2020 conference in New York Jan. 15. Speakers include senior execs from Chanel, Kering, Pernod-Ricard, Boston Consulting Group, UBS, LVMH’s Starboard, Meredith Luxury, Blade, Mitchells Stores, McCann Truth Central, Dentsu Luxe, Isobar, Adweek, Shullman Research Center, Digital Luxury Group, Klarna, Shanker Inc. and Resonance.
Should European luxury houses focus on China more than the US?
A comparison between China and the United States reveals that although China still falls behind the U.S. in luxury consumption, it has a lot of room to grow.
Luxury Daily, January 14, 2020 – Louis Vuitton most popular gifting brand for HNW Chinese