Today in luxury – Tod’s sees sales slide, looks to Elbaz line to help turnaround; At Louis Vuitton, marketing is a 4-letter word; Luxury homes could lose 40pc in value, says Mozilo; Daimler CEO says successor will have tough job.
Luxury Daily’s live news from April 5 – Tod’s taps Alber Elbaz for “unconventional project”; Chanel heads to the beach at Barneys; Rent the Runway extends sharing economy vision to childrenswear; Dorchester pulls hotel social profiles amid boycott; Gucci showcases eclectic aesthetic in Milan pop-up; Karat gold brand threatened by regulatory moves: Richline exec.
Luxury Daily’s live news from April 5 – Tod’s taps Alber Elbaz for “unconventional project”; Chanel heads to the beach at Barneys; Rent the Runway extends sharing economy vision to childrenswear; Dorchester pulls hotel social profiles amid boycott; Gucci showcases eclectic aesthetic in Milan pop-up; Karat gold brand threatened by regulatory moves: Richline exec.
Luxury Daily’s live news from March 26 – Tamara Mellon aims to spark conversation around Equal Pay Day; SK-II infuses humor into skincare series; Bang & Olufsen revenues fall in Q3 amid transformation; McLaren creates life-size Senna out of Legos; Tod’s captures handbag connection in candid films; Simon launches omnichannel outlet shopping extension.
Luxury Daily’s live news from March 26 – Tamara Mellon aims to spark conversation around Equal Pay Day; SK-II infuses humor into skincare series; Bang & Olufsen revenues fall in Q3 amid transformation; McLaren creates life-size Senna out of Legos; Tod’s captures handbag connection in candid films; Simon launches omnichannel outlet shopping extension.
Today in luxury – Tod’s taps Carlo Alberta Beretta as GM; Keeping Chanel on top in the post-Lagerfeld era; Bottega Veneta gets a new look; Tesla rolls out Model 3 in China ahead of schedule in sales push.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Feb. 15 – Secoo hires former Swatch exec as watch and jewelry advisor; Hermès paints picture of global flagship in podcast; Gucci responds to sweater backlash with diversity initiatives; JD.com, British Fashion Council join for international fashion platform; Zegna launches new retail concept in New York; Mercedes gives the keys to special first-time driver; Tod’s kisses spring hello with playful campaign.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Feb. 15 – Secoo hires former Swatch exec as watch and jewelry advisor; Hermès paints picture of global flagship in podcast; JD.com, British Fashion Council join for international fashion platform; Zegna launches new retail concept in New York; Mercedes gives the keys to special first-time driver; Tod’s kisses spring hello with playful campaign.
Today in luxury – Investors dump Tod’s shares after luxury group retail sales dip; China’s Generation Z teens spend more and worry less than you do; When a fashion statement has real meaning; “Brexit discount” on London property fails to tempt US buyers.
Today in luxury – Benefits from a multibrand model likely to fuel luxury fashion M&As; Tod’s chairman denies speculation of group’s possible sale; Luxury shopping on the high seas; Audi settles diesel engine probe for almost $1B.
