Luxury Daily, June 21, 2017 – Cartier pops the question in romantic-comedy narratives
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The global eyewear market is currently valued at $90 billion, and the popular category shows no signs of slowing, as it is expected to see growth of 65 percent by 2020, according to a new report by Fashionbi.
Today in luxury – Kering’s Yves Saint Laurent expects to double sales in mid-term; Iran’s hoped-for boom has gone bust for fashion brands; Arnault bullish on Macron reforms despite fears over economy; Your next car may be a living room on wheels.
Luxury Daily’s live news from June 16 – Generational conflicts brew over wealth management among young, old affluents: U.S. Trust; Chloé paints portrait of London life through girl gang; Bulgari stages jewelry style retrospective on Instagram; LVMH Innovation Award winner leverages AI to forecast consumer trends; Cunard, NYT cross the Atlantic for crossword puzzle’s 75th anniversary; Gucci’s flora and fauna invades Harrods for storewide initiative; French fashion designer Marine Serre wins 2017 LVMH Prize.
Kering-owned fashion house Gucci is bringing its garden of snakes, flowers and butterflies to British retailer Harrods for the month of August.
Luxury Daily’s live news from June 15 – IWC taps international influencers to flaunt feminine timepieces; Brioni names new creative director to reinforce, invigorate brand tradition; Tod’s adds Chiara Ferragni’s personal touch for Gommino capsule effort; Krug pairs rustic cooking and bubbly for outdoor festival; Balenciaga hosts Colette residency with vinyl, manicures and fashionable goods; Dolce & Gabbana kicks off sneaker boutique opening with in-store personalization; Leading with emotional connection boosts female fragrance engagement metric.
After months without a creative director, Kering-owned menswear brand Brioni has appointed Nina-Maria Nitsche to the vacant position.
After the surprise election results in the United Kingdom that saw the Labour Party win far more seats than any anticipated and a hung parliament, British luxury is now trying to frantically decide how this new paradigm will affect the industry.
Luxury marketers are often aligning their brands with celebrities, iconic persons and important themes to exude a specific image.