Brands give love broad definition in contemporary campaigns
As Valentine’s Day approaches, luxury brands are celebrating love in all forms through marketing efforts that reflect the diversity of consumers’ experiences.
As Valentine’s Day approaches, luxury brands are celebrating love in all forms through marketing efforts that reflect the diversity of consumers’ experiences.
Chinese customers do not like it when they feel designers misinterpret or misunderstand Chinese culture.
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Trimming Christmas trees found in retailer and hotel lobbies has become a favorite pastime for luxury brand marketers.
The Swiss watch industry’s value of exports declined by 5.6 percent to just under 1.9 billion Swiss francs, or $1.8 billion at current exchange rates, for the month of November.
While 2015 boded well for the diamond industry, 2016 was not so favorable, as a 2 percent decline fell upon the industry’s global revenue, according to Bain & Company.
Consumer sentiment for colored-gemstones such as rubies, emeralds and sapphires is on the rise, particularly with millennials, according to research by colored-gemstone miner Gemfields.
NEW YORK – Six in 10 affluent consumers believe that luxury’s definition has changed in the last five years, according to a survey conducted by Ipsos.
Leather goods maker Goyard is putting its rich history on display with a documentary film describing the founder’s family backstory before leather, when hard work and craftsmanship were still valued.
Swiss jeweler Piaget is encapsulating the ambiance of a late summer afternoon in vibrant party-ready pieces.