Top 5 brand moments from last week
Luxury marketing is off to a strong start for 2016.
Luxury marketing is off to a strong start for 2016.
Consignment marketplace The RealReal saw a 60 percent growth in revenue for Gucci products after Alessandro Michele joined the Italian brand as creative director.
Forty-five percent of women buy at least five pairs of shoes per year, a trend that suggests massive impending growth in the market, according to a new report by Fashionbi.
Italian fashion labels Dolce & Gabbana and Versace are the only brands to rank in the top 10 among luxury retailers across social media platforms and offline, according to a report by Engagement Labs.
Ask a twenty-something woman to tell you about her favorite luxury brands and you may be surprised at her answer. Millennial women are more interested in substance, craftsmanship and quality than a brand name, high price tag or status object.
The shift to mobile picks up speed in 2016 as consumers look for contextual, integrated experiences, setting the stage for deeper assimilation by businesses and major acquisitions, according to new predictions from Forrester Research.
Mobile devices now account for the majority of traffic to luxury brands’ ecommerce sites, according to a new report by PM Digital.
Canadian retailer Holt Renfrew is at long last entering the ecommerce space.