Luxury Daily, March 19, 2019 – Retailers leverage FOMO, customization for experiential push: Fashionbi
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Capri Holdings’ Jimmy Choo is dipping its toe into apparel with little to no risk by focusing on selling streetwear online. But will the collection grow into something more sustainable for the brand?
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After taking a hit due to worries that Chinese consumers would be cutting back on their spending, luxury share prices continued to rebound in February.
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British fashion label Stella McCartney is mobilizing consumers to bring attention to the at-risk Leuser Ecosystem in Sumatra, Indonesia.
The outsider status of women is particularly troubling in women’s fashion. Women make up half of the population, spend three times more on clothing than men and, at least, in the women’s fashion segment, account for virtually 100 percent of customers.
The luxury business is not immune to disruptions, as emerging affluent consumers continue to embrace technology, social media and sustainability at rapid rates.
Luxury goods conglomerate LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton is introducing new requirements for its crocodilian leather sourcing, as the group continues its quest to be more transparent about animal welfare and other sustainability issues.
Italy’s fashion sector is booming, but almost one-third of the country’s fashion sales are generated by brands owned by foreign shareholders.