Luxury marketers join Departures’ May/June issue for shared cultural expression
Luxury players such as Burberry, Louis Vuitton and Ralph Lauren were among the marketers to take advertisements in Departures’ May/June edition.
Luxury players such as Burberry, Louis Vuitton and Ralph Lauren were among the marketers to take advertisements in Departures’ May/June edition.
Online shopping is steadily growing as a form of luxury commerce, with nearly half of French luxury consumers admitting to purchasing at least one luxury item online in the past year.
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While mobile wallets in the West are focused primarily on payment, China’s advanced consumer behavior with technology has led to sophisticated consumer-engagement tools, according to a new report from Forrester.
This Sunday, April 23 French voters will head to the polls for a fateful decision between presidential candidates from across the political spectrum including the virulently anti-European Union Marine Le Pen. But what could her possible presidency mean for the luxury industry?
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Today in luxury marketing – State-of-the-art beauty treatments aboard Asia’s first luxury cruise; Givenchy launches children’s wear; Wearing your politics on your sleeve; Burberry hit by US slowdown ahead of executive reshuffle.
British apparel and accessories brand Belstaff is furthering its goal to increase its store footprint in Japan by opening a boutique in Tokyo’s most talked about new retail space.
Luxury Daily’s live news from April 17 – Luxury flocks to upscale shopping destination Ginza Six; Rolls-Royce taps students to create special experiences for bespoke division; Stuart Weitzman brings bridal footwear in-stores; Harper’s Bazaar compiles retrospective book for 150th anniversary; Prada readies resort city boutiques ahead of summer holidaymakers.
Luxury brands such as Christian Dior and Saint Laurent will operate stores in the new Ginza Six mixed-use development project located in upscale neighborhood Ginza, Tokyo.