Luxury brands look to licensing partnerships to expand their businesses and branch out to new sectors and territories. But as consumer demand for authenticity and localism rises, licensing becomes yet another practice affected by the evolution of retail.
Luxury brands look to licensing partnerships to expand their businesses and branch out to new sectors and territories. But as consumer demand for authenticity and localism rises, licensing becomes yet another practice affected by the evolution of retail.
Today in luxury – Neiman Marcus is working with Lazard for sale of Mytheresa; Virginie Viard debuts first solo Chanel collection; Luxury jewelry maker Cartier looks to fund female-led businesses; Charlotte Tilbury, Estée Lauder said to have had deal talks.
Luxury brands look to licensing partnerships to expand their businesses and branch out to new sectors and territories. But as consumer demand for authenticity and localism rises, licensing becomes yet another practice affected by the evolution of retail.
Luxury brands look to licensing partnerships to expand their businesses and branch out to new sectors and territories. But as consumer demand for authenticity and localism rises, licensing becomes yet another practice affected by the evolution of retail.
Elevating and exceeding people’s expectations, and not just meeting them, goes to the heart of what it means to deliver a spotless luxury experience, according to panelists who spoke on the topic May 9 on a Luxury Daily webinar.
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French fashion house Chanel is emphasizing the longtime link between two different cultures with the latest installment of its heritage film series Inside Chanel, which follows the house founder’s arrival in the United States.
Ahead of major art fairs including Frieze and Art New York, Madison Avenue’s galleries are coming together to give consumers a firsthand look at their collections.
French fashion house Chanel is offering consumers in China a look inside house founder Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel’s creation process in a Shanghai exhibit.
