Luxury Daily, September 3, 2019 – Why luxury marketers should double-down on Monaco
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Today in luxury – From Dior to dried fish, Hong Kong retailers feel protest pain; Bally unveils flagship in Milan; Is footwear funding the burning of the Amazon?; These agents are going beyond the open house to market their luxury listings.
German fashion house Hugo Boss and eyewear maker and distributor Safilo Group have renewed the license agreement for Boss and Hugo optical and sunglass collections.
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Payments in the luxury business have drastically changed since the retail revolution, leading even the oldest houses to incorporate new ways of transactions.
Department store chain Saks Fifth Avenue has debuted its bold No Apologies campaign online featuring women models owning their power.
A boost in ecommerce and rising demand for organic personal care and cosmetics products will propel growth in the luxury cosmetics business worldwide.
The ubiquitous nature of social media and content platforms has created an overload of messaging. For luxury brands, this makes content marketing more important than ever.
Long Island-based shopping center Americana Manahasset is journeying across the Atlantic Ocean in a campaign set in southern England.
French fashion house Celine is sharing a first look at its upcoming perfume collection, which is part of the brand’s new direction under creative director Hedi Slimane.