Luxury has for many years been the domain of a homogenous group of individuals, mainly Caucasian men from Western countries. However, creating and maintaining diversity is important, not only because it is morally commendable, but also because it is good for business.
French jeweler Boucheron is celebrating its 160th anniversary with an exhibition dedicated to the history of the brand and its founder, Frédéric Boucheron.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Jan. 9 – The RealReal’s technology-first strategy produces holistic customer views; Nordstrom reappoints Geevy Thomas as Nordstrom Rack president; Aston Martin revving up for $6.8B potential IPO; Furla safeguards Italian know-how via manufacturer purchase; Karl Lagerfeld diversifies product offering with denim debut; Gucci Garden expresses house’s evolving aesthetic by colliding past, present.
Today in luxury – Saks Fifth Avenue’s Marc Metrick adds off-price responsibilities; Watch out, LVMH. China Inc. is coming; Swiss retail in recovery mode as franc loses shine; McLaren’s new 570S convertible makes luxury (kinda) practical.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Jan. 9 – The RealReal’s technology-first strategy produces holistic customer views; Nordstrom reappoints Geevy Thomas as Nordstrom Rack president; Aston Martin revving up for $6.8B potential IPO; Furla safeguards Italian know-how via manufacturer purchase; Karl Lagerfeld diversifies product offering with denim debut; Gucci Garden expresses house’s evolving aesthetic by colliding past, present.
Kering-owned fashion house Gucci has opened the doors to Gucci Garden in Florence as an exploration of the brand’s imagination and creativity.
The controversial United States tax bill passed by Congress last month has given the country’s luxury business a serious boost, according to Savigny Partners.
French fashion house Saint Laurent is the latest brand to join Chinese ecommerce seller JD.com’s luxury-specific online platform, Toplife.
Video advertising has evolved exponentially since the digital takeover, but luxury brands are working to separate themselves from mass marketers.
Video advertising has evolved exponentially since the digital takeover, but luxury brands are working to separate themselves from mass marketers.
