Today in luxury marketing – Michael Kors posts Q1 gains; Lavish clubhouses woo luxury home buyers; Luxury auto brands continue to outpace the industry in sales; Daimler’s Mercedes cuts prices again amid China anti-monopoly probe.
Retailers showed their dedication to consumers in the first half of 2014, placing them at the forefront of campaigns or ensuring that their voices were heard.
French menswear label Berluti is giving its consumers the opportunity to shop online for select pieces exclusively through online retailer Mr Porter.
The FashionLoyal application is being released on the Apple iTunes Store for fashion enthusiasts to become better involved with their favorite apparel brands.
Italian menswear label Ermenegildo Zegna is making it easier for United States consumers to shop online with the rollout of overnight shipping.
British department store chain Selfridges has revamped its menswear offerings with the addition of in-store boutiques.
Today in luxury marketing – Benckiser cutting Labelux Division, Reinhard Mieck to exit; Value Retail says luxury brands need to upgrade stores; Art sales: Monet’s water lilies rise to the top; BMW’s new Mexico plant will build up to 150,000 cars a year, report says.
Fly Blade, a new high-end transportation service, is taking the stress out of traveling to the Hamptons by chartering helicopters from New York to Long Island’s east end.
British department store Fortnum & Mason will be the first retailer to participate in the Sunday delivery option from Royal Mail Group’s Parcelforce.
