Stella McCartney goes prehistoric for ecological eyewear effort
British fashion label Stella McCartney is aiming to prove that plastic is not fantastic in a push for a more sustainably derived eyewear collection.
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LVMH, Italian leather goods, microplastics and Safilo – News briefs
Today in luxury – Louis Vuitton is just the thing for tough times; Italy’s leather-goods sector grows despite uncertainties; Microplastics ban could cost beauty sector billions; Safilo misses 2018 sales target despite Q4 upturn.
Ulysse Nardin backs ocean awareness mission
Swiss watchmaker Ulysse Nardin is celebrating its ties to the sea by endorsing a voyage aimed at shedding light on the need for ocean conservation.
Luxury fashion market continues to shift towards consolidation: Fashionbi
Emerging luxury markets are propelling the global fashion business as the sector sees shifts in creative strategies and more brands embrace long-term goals for technology and sustainability.
Ferragamo links with influencers for humorous heritage push
Italian fashion label Salvatore Ferragamo is celebrating its new Gancini monogram in an extensive digital project that centers on a group of influencers.
Mercedes-Benz, Gucci, Ritz-Carlton and Balmain – News briefs
Today in luxury – Mercedes-Benz will let drivers add infotainment features after they buy cars; Gucci owner owes $1.6B in taxes to Italy, audit finds; Iconic Ritz-Carlton sells after focus on upgrades; Sex Education’s Emma Mackey is Olivier Rousteing’s new Balmain girl.
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Is Patek Philippe headed toward a sale?
Swiss watchmaker Patek Philippe is the latest independent luxury house to spark sale speculation.
Millennials – Luxury Memo special report
Armed with growing wealth, technological prowess and a penchant for responsible consumption, millennials have transformed the luxury market in recent years, changing how brands approach everything from marketing to in-store experiences.
Luxury personalities “living in the future”: Luxury Institute CEO
NEW YORK – Forward-thinking executives and researchers can have a significant impact on the luxury industry as heritage and other high-end brands look to expand their customer base during this competitive era.