Is this the end of runway shows?
For years, industry experts have been announcing the end of fashion shows, but until the COVID-19 outbreak, this idea seemed too radical for fashion loving-crowds to accept.
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COVID-19 has hurt China’s influencers – or has it?
Influencers in China primarily monetize their work through brand campaigns or selling their own branded products, but both of those are difficult right now.
Bottega Veneta takes over Saks windows in New York, opens first US shoe shop-in-shop
Saks Fifth Avenue’s New York flagship has given over six windows and visual installations throughout its store to Italian fashion brand Bottega Veneta.
LVMH, saluting women, debuts first in-house radio program and podcast support
The program will discuss efforts undertaken and currently ongoing to promote gender equality throughout LVMH and its 75 brands.
How can brands target China’s booming wedding industry?
In China, the past five years has seen the wedding industry revenue grow at an exuberant rate, with this segment now worth more than $130 billion.
Luxury Daily, March 3, 2020 – Ascendant China has more billionaires than US, India combined
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Miuccia Prada to share creative reins with Raf Simons
Prada has gone outside for its first co-creative director with the appointment of Raf Simons, confirming long-term speculation that he was being wooed to bring fresh blood to the Italian fashion label.
Safilo goes for sustainability with use of regenerated nylon for licensed and owned eyewear
Italy’s Safilo, maker of sunglasses and frames for some of the biggest names in luxury, has joined hands with Aquafil to make eco-sustainable eyewear as the trend takes root across different sectors of business.
Anya Hindmarch awarded Butterfly Mark in nod to sustainable practices
Fresh off the success of its “I Am A Plastic Bag” campaign, British leather goods and accessories brand Anya Hindmarch has been awarded the Butterfly Mark to honor its commitment to creating a positive impact on humans and the planet.
How are luxury brands communicating with their Chinese consumers during the virus crisis?
During this stressful time, luxury brands have had to walk a tightrope between promoting their products or just offering helpful advice to consumers who might lack the motivation to shop for luxury items.