Jimmy Choo, Prada and Diane von Furstenberg – News briefs
Today in luxury marketing – Labelux Group acquires Jimmy Choo; Prada, retailers seek billions from Hong Kong; Diane von Furstenberg opens store in SoHo.
Today in luxury marketing – Labelux Group acquires Jimmy Choo; Prada, retailers seek billions from Hong Kong; Diane von Furstenberg opens store in SoHo.
Apparel and accessories designer Diane von Furstenberg is highlighting trends and season products with the redesign of its branded Web site while still maintaining the brand’s trademark customer interaction by encouraging feedback.
Twitter posts only allow for 140 characters, so whatever luxury brands want to say to consumers worldwide, it has to be precise yet entertaining enough to make it count.
Luxury brands are increasingly relying on social media to reach affluent consumers via product pushes, campaigns and contests. However, some marketers are just on another level.
Last week, Diane von Furstenberg celebrated International Women’s Day with special events across the United States meant to empower women.
Search and social media pages have become an essential part in the purchase pathway for consumers, according to GroupM Search and comScore.
In honor of the brand’s iconic textiles of years past, Diane von Furstenberg has launched a collection of vintage-inspired apparel and accessories.