Jewelry-sharing startup Flont inspires confidence from both consumers and investors
A new startup that envisions “jewelry as a service” has just raised $5 million in capital investment, suggesting the sharing economy is alive and well in luxury.
A new startup that envisions “jewelry as a service” has just raised $5 million in capital investment, suggesting the sharing economy is alive and well in luxury.
Hearst-owned Marie Claire magazine is heading to New York’s SoHo neighborhood to bring discovering the next big thing in fashion, personal care and technology from its pages to the physical realm.
British automaker Land Rover’s Range Rover is partnering with keen media brands that share audience passion points in a new campaign to welcome its new Velar to North America.
The next generation of customers is set to redefine luxury and change the way premium brands do business.
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Swiss watchmaker Patek Philippe is opening up centuries of timekeeping history to a New York audience.
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Today in luxury marketing – Europe’s fashion brands expand in U.S. even as American stores close doors; Cannes buzzes despite tightened security; Australia’s newest hotel is bringing luxury to a little-known wine region; Saks Fifth Avenue gets a makeover.
LISBON, Portugal – Despite the increasingly digital focus of retail and media, bricks-and-mortar stores and print magazines are not going anywhere, but will instead be morphing to fit into today’s luxury environment.