Luxury Daily’s live news from Oct. 11 – Gucci kicks off 10-year CSR initiative with fur-free pledge; Coach Inc. rebrands to reflect multi-brand mindset; Sotheby’s to auction rare pink diamond in Geneva; British GQ engages around music culture with social content collaboration; DVF drives sales on mobile Web with product visibility; L’Officiel launches title, commercial hub in US.
Kering-owned Gucci has become the latest fashion label to eschew fur as part of its larger decade-long sustainability plan.
U.S. fashion group Coach, Inc. is changing its name to Tapestry as it seeks to further the transformation of its business into a portfolio of brands.
The traditional meaning of out-of-home advertising has significantly evolved, with luxury brands now creating unique high-end real-world experiences that draw in affluent consumers.
The traditional meaning of out-of-home advertising has significantly evolved, with luxury brands now creating unique high-end real-world experiences that draw in affluent consumers.
The traditional meaning of out-of-home advertising has significantly evolved, with luxury brands now creating unique high-end real-world experiences that draw in affluent consumers.
Online retailer Moda Operandi has introduced an immersive digital shopping experience that presents luxury brands through an editorial lens.
French fashion house Balenciaga has put a high-fashion twist on the shoes consumers love to hate.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Sept. 29 – Balenciaga gives logo a minimalist makeover; LVMH expands coursework as third edition of work-study program opens; Calvin Klein eyes further partnership with Marchon in renewed licensing agreement; Hublot picks Vancouver for first Canadian store; Ferrari continues its year-long celebration with exhibit; Sotheby’s supports overlooked art through inaugural Prize; Swarovski gathers diverse cast for holiday gifting push; Travel sector must tout experiential offers as affluents up vacation spend, frequency.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Sept. 29 – Balenciaga gives logo a minimalist makeover; LVMH expands coursework as third edition of work-study program opens; Calvin Klein eyes further partnership with Marchon in renewed licensing agreement; Hublot picks Vancouver for first Canadian store; Ferrari continues its year-long celebration with exhibit; Sotheby’s supports overlooked art through inaugural Prize; Swarovski gathers diverse cast for holiday gifting push; Travel sector must tout experiential offers as affluents up vacation spend, frequency.
