Today in luxury marketing – Nicolas Ghesquière to leave Balenciaga; Tiffany to open on Champs-Elysées; Investcorp buys Danish luxury retailer; L’Oreal says luxury trading “brutal” in South Korea, Taiwan.
Danish design house Georg Jensen’s impact on modern living is being explored through an exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago.
Bonhams has named Hans-Kristian Hoejsgaard chairman, filling the role once held by Bruno Vinciguerra, who was appointed global CEO of the auction house in February.
Luxury Daily’s live news for Aug. 20: Brands must continue to adapt CX to maintain customer relationships; Estée Lauder Cos. sees strength in skincare amid COVID challenges in FY 2020; Decline in experiential spending creates opportunity for diamond gifting; Call to luxury marketers: Heed what your colleagues have to say about next steps.
Turmoil in the luxury menswear category is likely the reason for rapid turnover in the upper ranks of male-oriented fashion labels.
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As ecommerce giant Amazon disrupts and challenges retail, marketing, merchandizing and distribution traditions, the luxury business across disparate sectors is not immune to heightened consumer expectations.
As ecommerce giant Amazon disrupts and challenges retail, marketing, merchandizing and distribution traditions, the luxury business across disparate sectors is not immune to heightened consumer expectations.
As ecommerce giant Amazon disrupts and challenges retail, marketing, merchandizing and distribution traditions, the luxury business across disparate sectors is not immune to heightened consumer expectations.
As ecommerce giant Amazon disrupts and challenges retail, marketing, merchandizing and distribution traditions, the luxury business across disparate sectors is not immune to heightened consumer expectations.
