Luxury Daily, January 4, 2017 – Can emerging luxury brands compete with the old guard?
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Italian fashion house Valentino has unveiled its spring 2017 advertising campaign, the first collection under the solo creative direction of Pierpaolo Piccioli.
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Luxury brands took strong stances this year in sharing their personal brand ethos through unique campaigns that lived online, in print and in person.
Social media has become extremely pervasive in consumer behavior and the marketing industry.
French lifestyle brand Lalique is giving a glimpse into the expertise needed to maintain its facilities in a behind-the-scenes video clip.
Digital platforms have ushered in video marketing beyond the television, and interesting tactics are now imperative for luxury brands.
As Chinese consumers’ main platform to control almost everything in their lives, WeChat is now seeing double adoption rates within two years, according to a new report from L2.
While many brands focused on efforts dedicated to last-minute holiday gift pushes, others in the luxury sector looked forward toward new beginnings and technologies of the future.
U.S. apparel and accessories maker Ralph Lauren will continue to use Italy’s Luxottica Group as its eyewear licenser through 2027.