Today in luxury marketing – Richemont results show luxury world’s slowdown; Inside Miuccia Prada’s process; Raf Simons speaks to Cathy Horyn on the speed of fashion; Who is the woman behind the Lanvin furore?
As suggested by Bain & Co.’s most recent research, it is a complicated time to be in luxury, as brands are faced with changing technologies, market disruptions and evolving consumer behavior.
French department store Printemps in defrosting the holidays with the help of a springtime fairy.
Hotel chain Shangri-La is rolling out virtual reality headsets to transport potential guests to properties across its global portfolio.
Alber Elbaz, creative director of Lanvin, is the latest designer to step down from his position at a top luxury house.
Today in luxury marketing – Fashion is moving too fast, and it’s killing creativity; Consumer confidence slipped in October; Why H&M chose Balmain; Shanghai is now the most expensive city in Asia for luxury living.
Today in luxury marketing – Fendi opens new headquarters, as industry mulls Simons’ exit from Dior; Maserati recalls some $141.5K Quattroportes due to risk of fire; NYFW: Men’s pushes dates for fall shows; Van Cleef & Arpels shrugs off China slowdown.
British fashion label Burberry is taking on the project of designing the famous Christmas tree in the lobby of Claridge’s hotel in London this year.
