Luxury Daily’s live news from May 7 – Rolls-Royce produces special bespoke Phantom for auction; Silversea introduces 54 itineraries for 2020-2021; Kering gives voice to Women in Motion with podcast element; DFS, Titoni bring 1960s flair to one-of-a-kind timepiece; Bloomingdale’s teams with HBO to tout premiere; Richard Ginori CEO leaves brand for family.
Luxury conglomerate Kering is renewing its partnership with Cannes for the Women in Motion program, putting the focus on both women in front and behind of the camera.
Today in luxury – Brunello Cucinelli on Bergdorf’s, blue suits, Jeff Bezos and humanism; Gucci owner Kering close to settling Italian tax case for 1.3-1.4B euros: sources; Falling Mercedes-Benz sales are more bad news for auto industry; Gucci on track to hit 10B euros in 2020.
Today in luxury – Luxury loses luster in Hamptons as high-end homes pile up; Berluti to collaborate with Sotheby’s on online auction; Shunning bad luck, Hong Kong buys into “pre-loved” fashion; Kering wants to be the “most influential group in the luxury universe.” What does that mean?
Today in luxury – Scammers have turned Instagram into a showroom for luxury counterfeits; Bridget Foley’s diary: Kering’s Marie-Claire Daveu’s views on sustainability; Remy Cointreau confident on China growth prospects; Jaguar Land Rover leans on US amid China slump, Brexit turmoil.
Luxury Daily’s live news from April 17 – Kering’s Q1 revenues rise 21.9pc; Neiman Marcus invests in secondhand luxury with Fashionphile stake; Christie’s links with 1stdibs for buy-it-now offering; Swarovski looks to simplify product management with tech; Tiffany puts focus on personal style in spring campaign; Zegna explores familial legacies in art exhibition.
Luxury Daily’s live news from April 17 – Kering’s Q1 revenues rise 21.9pc; Neiman Marcus invests in secondhand luxury with Fashionphile stake; Christie’s links with 1stdibs for buy-it-now offering; Swarovski looks to simplify product management with tech; Tiffany puts focus on personal style in spring campaign; Zegna explores familial legacies in art exhibition.
Luxury conglomerate Kering saw strong growth in the first quarter of 2019, as Gucci and Saint Laurent posted double-digit increases.
French luxury conglomerates LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton and Kering are responding to the Notre Dame fire with donations that aim to help the Parisian landmark rebuild.
Luxury Daily’s live news from April 11 – Cartier flaunts dual-sided jewelry in multifaceted marketing; St. Regis opens first Hong Kong hotel; Loewe weaves together craft, art in Salone del Mobile project; Kering Foundation brings awareness to women’s issues on global, local scales; Karl Lagerfeld’s archival sketches go up for auction; Reebonz brings trade-in service to fashion resale.
