Today in luxury marketing – Ralph Lauren shutters Greenwich, CT store; Wealthy Chinese scramble for imperiled commodity: US “Golden Visa”; Breitling finally hits some good timing; Tesla recruiting engineers in Mexico for California plant.
Luxury Daily’s live news from April 28 – Tiffany leverages Town & Country’s May issue for campaign visibility; Gucci transports viewers to dance floor’s center in debut VR effort; Oscar de la Renta Pediatric Center to offer Dominican children no-cost healthcare; CVC Capital Partners acquires majority stake in Breitling; Miu Miu examines photography’s transformation in friendship snapshots; Dior, Elie Saab and Jimmy Choo eyewear to launch in Iran.
British watchmaker Bremont and high-end timepiece consignor Crown & Caliber are coming together for a new initiative to offer trade-in opportunities for watch owners, one of the first of its kind in the horology industry.
Automakers should pay more attention into what drives consumer discussion in regards to their brands, as offline performs better than online when it comes to the auto industry.
Today in luxury marketing – Furla buys its Australian distribution; The Met Gala 2017 theme: What you need to know; Daimler lifts earnings outlook as profit doubles; Egypt eyes faith and luxury in 2-year tourism recovery plan.
YSL Beauty is leveraging user behavior by encouraging its Instagram community to “tag a friend” to expand the reach of its latest social media campaign.
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Today in luxury marketing – Giorgio Armani plans layoffs at Italian plant; Struggles at Neiman Marcus may portend beginning of the end for full-price retail; Nicolas Ghesquière is taking his latest Louis Vuitton resort collection to the Miho Museum, near Kyoto, Japan; China’s luxury market to grow to 3M a year, Audi, Mercedes predict.
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Classic Trader, a European digital marketplace for classic and luxury automobiles, has announced that its total inventory is worth more than 1 billion euros, or $1.06 billion at current exchange rates.
