Luxury Daily’s live news from March 13 – Neiman Marcus reveals slight growth in Q2; John Varvatos brings Game of Thrones fashion to life; Highsnobiety targets new generation of auction customers with Paddle8; Seabourn looks to heighten its immersive experience for adventure-seekers; Kering extends Women in Motion to still photography; Valentino goes underground for VRing bag collection.
Luxury goods group Kering is working with photography festival Rencontres d’Arles in a joint partnership to promote the advancement of gender equality in the field.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Feb. 12 – Kering’s profitability reaches record high in 2018; JAB seeks greater stake in Coty; Selfridges invites consumers to cozy up for Valentine’s Day; Rolls-Royce expands apprenticeship program; Tiffany, British Vogue series delves into style; Wall Street Journal parent rebrands sponsored content division.
Today in luxury – Wes Gordon is modernizing Carolina Herrera; Kering on M&A trail as Gucci braces for “soft landing”; Luxury brands want their logos on your high-rise; A day in the life of Xia Ding, the JD.com exec and formidable fashion force.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Feb. 12 – Kering’s profitability reaches record high in 2018; JAB seeks greater stake in Coty; Selfridges invites consumers to cozy up for Valentine’s Day; Rolls-Royce expands apprenticeship program; Tiffany, British Vogue series delves into style; Wall Street Journal parent rebrands sponsored content division.
French luxury group Kering’s consolidated revenues were up 26.3 percent in 2018, as its key fashion houses saw double-digit increases.
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French fashion conglomerate Kering has joined an exclusive club of luxury houses such as Prada, Dolce&Gabbana, Giorgio Armani and Bulgari, all shaken down by Italy for alleged tax evasion.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Jan. 22 – Lanvin taps Bruno Sialelli as creative director; Is Patek Philippe headed toward a sale?; Marriott added 29 luxury properties in 2018; Net-A-Porter embraces kids’ clothes with multi-brand collective; Kering, Tesla, L’Oreal named among top sustainable companies; Rally Rd. showcases alternative investments in SoHo showroom; Gucci builds sense of place with personal photography.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Jan. 22 – Lanvin taps Bruno Sialelli as creative director; Is Patek Philippe headed toward a sale?; Marriott added 29 luxury properties in 2018; Net-A-Porter embraces kids’ clothes with multi-brand collective; Kering, Tesla, L’Oreal named among top sustainable companies; Rally Rd. showcases alternative investments in SoHo showroom; Gucci builds sense of place with personal photography.
