Today in luxury – Antoine Arnault on millennials, respect and luxury; Luxury handbag brands Michael Kors, Kate Spade, Coach resonate with teens most; Ethiopia’s nascent luxury tourism market starts to take hold; Aston Martin named Luxury Brand Of The Year.
NEW YORK – While innovations such as augmented reality may be appealing, luxury brands should focus on getting the basics of technology right before tackling the flashier digital features.
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High-end beauty brands are using Halloween as an opportunity to show their dramatic flair through edgy digital campaigns.
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The Italy-America Chamber of Commerce (IACC) and the Luxury Marketing Council Nov. 7 will host their second annual Luxury Summit in New York in partnership with the Boston Consulting Group and Olivier Film Production.
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Today in luxury – LVMH adds philosopher to board of directors; Neiman Marcus and creditors begin restructuring talks; Kering, Moncler counter luxury gloom with bullish China view; First-class flying is back, and it’s more luxurious than ever.
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Prominently missing in the Michael Kors acquisition announcement of Italian fashion brand Versace was any mention of cost-saving synergies that it will realize. Quite the opposite: Kors will have to invest significantly to get Versace on track.
