Today in luxury marketing – Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli flying solo; LVMH vice president Delphine Arnault: “It is hard to reject fashion”; Tesla’s fastest charging stations claim upheld by ad watchdog; Michael Kors’ visit to God’s Love We Deliver.
Is LVMH’s Louis Vuitton preparing to be the next luxury brand to see its creative director position change hands?
Despite waning interest in fine jewelry and watches, brands in this categories strived to engage consumers through digital tactics and new points of sale.
Italian fashion house Valentino is seeing another executive shakeup with the announcement of the departure of its United States CEO, Wendy Kahn.
In Singapore, $2 million can buy a Rolls-Royce Phantom, a penthouse or in the case of Cé La Vi, a venue atop the Marina Bay Sands Hotel, an experiential dinner for two.
Publishers have uncovered insightful tactics that work to entertain readers while subtly pushing goods or services without obvious force.
Luxury Daily’s live news from July 11 – Burberry plans executive changes as Christopher Bailey exits CEO role; Nordstrom invests in supply chain integration platform to simplify inventory management; Alexander McQueen pays homage to Scottish landscape in fall advertising; Rolls-Royce helps London hotel guests travel in style.
LVMH-owned Hennessy is exploring the parallels between the crafts of tattooing and cognac making through a special edition.
French atelier Christian Dior has confirmed Maria Grazia Chiuri as its artistic director of haute couture, ready-to-wear and accessories collections for women.
