Luxury Daily, December 1, 2017 – Fashion insiders optimistic despite challenges, uncertainty
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Artificial intelligence’s role in luxury: Luxury Memo special report
Artificial intelligence is becoming a driving force within luxury retail and marketing, with many experts predicting that all aspects of affluent consumers’ lives will be run by AI in the future. But customer apprehension is something that brands must consider.
Artificial intelligence’s role in luxury: Luxury Memo special report
Artificial intelligence is becoming a driving force within luxury retail and marketing, with many experts predicting that all aspects of affluent consumers’ lives will be run by AI in the future. But customer apprehension is something that brands must consider.
Prada proves most-popular brand for television name-dropping
Many luxury brands receive organic mentions from television writers, but Prada, Gucci and Chanel are the labels who have been referenced the most.
Luxury Daily, November 30, 2017 – Prada proves most-popular brand for television name-dropping
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Hudson Yards, Maria Grazia Chiuri, beauty marketing and Hermès – News briefs
Today in luxury – The Shops and Restaurants at Hudson Yards signs three luxury tenants; “I didn’t really discover feminism until I was 48”: Dior’s Maria Grazia Chiuri on using fashion for political ends; Established beauty companies are now turning to Kim Kardashian for business advice; Hermès Birkin auctioned for a record $382K in Hong Kong.
Selfridges curates curiosities for flagship’s Corner Shop
Department store Selfridges’ latest retail concept borrows from the typical British tradition of the corner shop with an eclectic mix of products of luxuries big and small.
Calvin Klein given unparalleled access to Andy Warhol’s art through 2020
U.S. fashion label Calvin Klein has been granted unprecedented access to Andy Warhol’s archives through a multi-year partnership with the late artist’s foundation.
7 key elements of quality
The sad reality is that we have allowed and even been conditioned as consumers to believe that good is good enough. This encroachment on our lives is a dangerous path that could eventually eliminate the need for, and respect of, artisans. The truth, good is not great.
Luxury Daily, November 22, 2017 – Chatbots could be what makes or breaks a retailer this holiday
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