World’s leading luxury business publication November 9, 2016 Read more on luxurydaily.com | Subscribe Jewelry Tiffany holiday campaign sparkles with upbeat footage, music U.S. jeweler Tiffany & Co. is bringing energy back into holiday campaigns with an upbeat advertising spot that aims to make the world sparkle. Entire article Luxury FirstLook Announcing Luxury […]
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Today in luxury marketing – Tod’s to build new factory in Italy’s Marche region; Lady Gaga to play Donatella; Hedi Slimane just gained some ground in his legal battle against Kering; Marchionne sees hybrid tech as way to boost Ferrari’s volume.
Today in luxury marketing – Relief for the luxury market; Brunello Cucinelli to help restore Norcia monastery hit by earthquake; L’Oreal Q3 sales beat forecasts, helped by North American growth; In Russia, a western taste for high-end auto sales.
By the end of the third quarter of 2016 ended Sept. 30, French apparel and accessories group Hermès saw its consolidated revenues for the year rise 7 percent at current exchange rates.
Today in luxury marketing – It’s time for luxury companies to stop blaming macro trends and become more sophisticated; Watches see a Brexit boom; Charles Townsend retires from Condé Nast as chairman; The Elder Statesman partners with NBA.
Today in luxury marketing – Pinault: It’s just the beginning of Alessandro’s Gucci; Qatar’s Abu Issa Holding to enter Iran retail market in 2017; Handbag sellers slashing their lineups as luxury demand wanes; James Galanos, fashion designer for the elite, dies at 92.
Luxury brand financial reports for the third quarter were a mixed-bag, but improvements in the Asia-Pacific market come as a positive surprise, according to a report by RBC Capital Markets.
Translating brand ethos into accessible takeaways has increased among luxury marketers.
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