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Pre-owned typically brings to mind advertisements for used cars, but owning something secondhand goes far beyond the automotive industry among luxury brands.
Pre-owned typically brings to mind advertisements for used cars, but owning something secondhand goes far beyond the automotive industry among luxury brands.
Pre-owned typically brings to mind advertisements for used cars, but owning something secondhand goes far beyond the automotive industry among luxury brands.
Hearst-owned Harper’s Bazaar is gaining a new editor at large who was previously at The New York Times’ style magazine T.
Luxury brands are usually 30 percent to 40 percent cheaper abroad than inside China, so Chinese customers love shopping abroad. But they are the same group of shoppers, no matter where they go, and brands should be aware of this reality.
On Wednesday, Jan. 17, Luxury Daily held the sixth annual day-long Luxury FirstLook conference, titled Exclusivity Redefined for 2018.
NEW YORK – While brands have placed a high priority on influencer marketing, the strategy’s efficacy becomes diminished with higher net-worth consumers.
