There is little doubt that these are unpredictable times for the world’s citizens, industries and the luxury goods and service sector, which is not completely shut out from global turmoil despite its status and positioning.
LVMH-owned fashion label Céline’s creative director Phoebe Philo is reportedly exiting her role at the company.
British cobbler John Lobb looked back into its archive of bespoke footwear to launch its first dedicated women’s collection.
Shanghai’s high-end shopping center Plaza 66 has completed a mega-scale transformation to redefine modern luxury retail in China.
Pierre Bergé, the entrepreneur who co-founded fashion house Yves Saint Laurent, has died at the age of 86.
French luxury conglomerates LVMH and Kering have joined forces to create a common charter that determines how the groups will work with fashion models in the future.
For Chinese millennials, fashion magazines and a brand’s own Web site are the most important.
As digital technology and ecommerce continue to noticeably shake up the traditional global retail industry, shopping malls and department stores in China have been going through a period of quiet transformation.
Luxury is currently facing an onslaught of challenges, but one factor that may prove most damaging to the business’ future is dwindling interest in artisanal skills as professional career paths.
Luxury is currently facing an onslaught of challenges, but one factor that may prove most damaging to the business’ future is dwindling interest in artisanal skills as professional career paths.
