Harrods is 2013 Luxury Retailer of the Year
London department store Harrods is Luxury Daily’s 2013 Retailer of the Year for its exuberant in-store events, eclectic collaborations and its ever-present attitude on social media.
London department store Harrods is Luxury Daily’s 2013 Retailer of the Year for its exuberant in-store events, eclectic collaborations and its ever-present attitude on social media.
L2 Think Tank is Luxury Daily’s 2013 Researcher of the Year for its fast-growing report portfolio and rigorous research methods that empower luxury brands with blueprints for digital proficiency around the world.
The Wall Street Journal’s WSJ. magazine supplement is Luxury Daily’s 2013 Luxury Publisher of the Year for its consistency and upward momentum in the luxury publishing sector achieved through its use of readership-appropriate advertisements and content.
As the holidays approached, luxury marketers looked for ways to connect with consumers and keep themselves in shoppers’ minds as they looked for gifts.
Many social campaigns seen in the fourth quarter of 2013 aimed to help luxury marketers appeal to consumer sentiments while upholding and strengthening brand identity.
Online menswear retailer Mr Porter released a short video based on beloved British children’s book and television series Mr Benn to appeal to consumer nostalgia during the holiday season.
Jeweler Tiffany & Co. employed Chinese composer Tan Dun to create a piece that sets the tone for the brand among affluent consumers.
Fourteen London-based fashion labels, including Burberry and Alexander McQueen, partnered with the Britain’s Office of Charity’s organization Save the Children on a collection of sweaters to be auctioned through text to benefit the charity.