LVMH’s print acquisitions to benefit brand ad spend, publishing sector
As the marketing sphere has changed due to the rise of digital, print still commands the attention of affluent consumers and the advertising spend of luxury brands.
As the marketing sphere has changed due to the rise of digital, print still commands the attention of affluent consumers and the advertising spend of luxury brands.
Today in luxury marketing – Coty agrees to purchase P&G beauty brands for $12.5B; In Greece, Chanel becomes more valuable than cash; Boucheron taps new chief executive officer; Former London slum now a luxury locale.
MONTE-CARLO, Monaco – Powerhouses such as LVMH, Richemont and Estée Lauder Companies continue to use portfolio-wide best practices to nurture both newcomers and finely tuned veterans, according to research by Deloitte.
Today in luxury marketing – Richemont invites LVMH to join site to compete with Amazon; Graff Diamonds to sponsor Art Southampton Preview; Luxury labels take on Dallas, where runway fashion is ‘a sport’; Chinese are piling money into stocks instead of buying cars.
Italy’s Gucci and its charity Chime for Change are scouting engineers, designers, product managers and marketing experts of all levels for the second Chime Hack hackathon.
The documentary “True Cost” deftly combines first-hand accounts and broad supply chain analysis to expose a fashion industry gone awry.
Digital efforts focused on connecting with consumers on a personal level with live-streaming, puppies and text message shopping presented by varying luxury brands.
British apparel label Turnbull & Asser and London College of Fashion are embracing simple fashion by focusing on the shirt.