Gucci ends Frida Giannini’s contract a month before expected departure
Italian fashion label Gucci’s creative director Frida Giannini has left the fashion house with a surprise termination to her contract.
Italian fashion label Gucci’s creative director Frida Giannini has left the fashion house with a surprise termination to her contract.
In the wake of the terrorist attack on satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris, a number of French brands have responded with messages remembering the victims and the ideals they stood for.
According to a new report by NetBase, identifying and understanding consumer preferences in relation to luxury brands is one part art and one part science.
Luxury marketers integrated mobile campaigns into different initiatives throughout 2014 to engage and intrigue consumers through several different devices.
Today in luxury marketing – Estée Lauder to buy high-end skin care brand GlamGlow; Gucci to check Chinese suppliers after TV exploitation charges; Fur exposé puts brands under scrutiny; Kim Kardashian and Kanye West star in Balmain’s menswear campaign.
Italian fashion and design retailer Yoox is highlighting its eclectic gift assortment with a shoppable digital dinner party filled with tastemakers.
While less than 5 percent of luxury fashion sales stem directly from ecommerce, half of total sales are influenced by a consumer’s digital interaction, according to a new report from L2.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Dec. 12 – Gucci CEO, creative director stepping down, Bloomingdale’s launches interactive, shoppable Instagram gift guides; Bottega Veneta connects to consumers over architectural cause; Ritz-Carlton caters to connected consumers with free WiFi.
Gucci’s CEO Patrizio di Marco will be leaving his position, effective Jan. 1, after six years at the Italian house, owned by Kering.
While the United Kingdom is currently the third-largest luxury goods retail market in Europe, it is on pace to become number one in 2018, according to a new report by Conlumino.