Today in luxury – Louis Vuitton has raised prices in China. Other brands could follow; Acqua di Parma’s Laura Burdese wants to “yellow-fy” the market; They see you when you’re shopping; What’s more fancy than a Porsche? A flying Porsche. Luxury automakers race to perfect the flying car.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Nov. 7 – Swarovski sponsors new Parsons School program for circular fashion design, materiality and sustainability; Louis Vuitton, Condé Nast to back fashion exhibition marking sesquicentennial of New York’s Metropolitan Museum; Montblanc, ever the collaborator, ties with US retailer The Webster for capsule collection; Rolls-Royce’s Cullinan SUV joins edgy Black Badge family; Breitling, in step with resale mood, launches online trade-in program for watches.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Nov. 7 – Swarovski sponsors new Parsons School program for circular fashion design, materiality and sustainability; Louis Vuitton, Condé Nast to back fashion exhibition marking sesquicentennial of New York’s Metropolitan Museum; Montblanc, ever the collaborator, ties with US retailer The Webster for capsule collection; Rolls-Royce’s Cullinan SUV joins edgy Black Badge family; Breitling, in step with resale mood, launches online trade-in program for watches.
The exhibition will feature approximately 160 examples of women’s fashion dating from 1870 – the year of the Met’s founding and the start of a decade that witnessed the development of a standardized time system – to the present.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Nov. 1 – Barneys’ business model set to evolve as ABG sale is finalized; Gehry, Marino collaborate in ode to Korea for new Louis Vuitton Seoul store; UK’s Fortnum & Mason satiates pre-holiday curiosity for hampers with new campaign; Hennessy gets into the ring to show champions do not rest; When Lady Gaga meets David Beckham.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Nov. 1 – Barneys’ business model set to evolve as ABG sale is finalized; Gehry, Marino collaborate in ode to Korea for new Louis Vuitton Seoul store; UK’s Fortnum & Mason satiates pre-holiday curiosity for hampers with new campaign; Hennessy gets into the ring to show champions do not rest; When Lady Gaga meets David Beckham.
Louis Vuitton opened a new store in South Korean capital Seoul in a building whose architecture by Frank Gehry and Peter Marino is meant to dazzle equally from the outside and the inside, showcasing the best that the French brand has to offer.
German automaker Porsche was named the world’s most valuable luxury and premium brand, growing its brand value by 54 percent to $29.3 billion.
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