Top 10 multichannel efforts of Q3
Luxury brands took to the road, the ocean and space in the third quarter of 2014.
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Karl Lagerfeld, Louis Vuitton, Chanel and Aston Martin – Live news
Luxury Daily’s live news from Sept. 26 – Barbie Lagerfeld makes the rounds at Paris Fashion Week; Louis Vuitton diversifies offerings with biannual publication debut; Chanel examines red color code with cult classic nail polishes; Aston Martin redesigns Web site to boost digital traffic.
Barbie Lagerfeld makes the rounds at Paris Fashion Week
With the help of online retailer Net-A-Porter’s Instagram account, the Karl Lagerfeld-inspired Barbie doll has been popping up at runway shows during Paris Fashion Week.
Luxury Daily, September 26, 2014 – Marc Jacobs aims for structure, expansiveness in Web site redesign
Karl Lagerfeld’s newspaper is haute off the press
Karl Lagerfeld is continuing to expand his impact in the fashion world with his own publication “The Karl Daily,” a newspaper that can be accessed online and in several of his stores.
What impact will Russian politics have on the fashion industry?
Even with tense relations between Russia and Western countries, a complete ban on clothing and textile imports from the United States and the European Union is highly unlikely, according to a new report by Fashionbi.
W magazine fall fashion edition largest September run since 2008
Luxury fashion brands such as Louis Vuitton, Chanel and Gucci looked to stir up some “Fall Fashion Drama” in W magazine’s September issue.
Anya Hindmarch’s stickers allows branded customization outside its handbags
British accessories label Anya Hindmarch is increasing the whimsy of her already playful collections with the addition of leather stickers for spring 2015.
Luxury Daily, September 15, 2014 – Saks employees’ arrest for identity theft will not tarnish retailer image
Online-only retailers top holiday shopping destination among affluent: report
A new report by The Shullman Institute found that consumers across demographic categories, especially the ultra-affluent, will be shopping at online-only retailers this holiday season.