Comfort kills creativity, conviction brings out ideas, says Shiseido Group exec
NEW YORK – Looking toward the future can seem daunting for marketers, but anticipating the post-digital era brings forth opportunities for tomorrow’s brand leaders.
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Christopher Kane’s development furthered by new CEO hire
France’s Kering Group is transferring Nikolas Talonpoika from within the conglomerate’s corporate structure to the helm of fashion label Christopher Kane.
Start anywhere, finish anywhere commerce is future of digital retail: BRP
Retailers are increasingly in tune with consumers’ expectations of personalized, seamless experiences across channels, with 56 percent of brands citing this as a top digital priority going forward, according to a new report by Boston Retail Partners.
Coty becomes number one fragrance group with P&G merger
Procter & Gamble has completed the transfer of its specialty beauty business, including 10 of its fragrance licenses, to beauty group Coty.
Consumer majority feels ecommerce lacks personalized attention: report
Sales associates are an integral part of in-store experiences, with 87 percent of consumers basing purchase decisions off the advice of a retail employee, according to a new report by Salesfloor.
Kering taps Bottega Veneta CEO for client-centric position
Fashion group Kering is recognizing the increasing demands of today’s luxury customer with a newly created chief client & marketing officer position.
Bottega Veneta appoints Claus-Dietrich Lahrs as CEO
Kering Group has announced the departure of Italian fashion house Bottega Veneta’s CEO, who will move internally within the French luxury conglomerate’s corporate structure.
Direct-to-consumer takes hold of NYFW 2016: L2
Social media continues to be pervasive for New York Fashion Week, with numerous brands employing social for direct-to-consumer selling, according to L2.
Luxury facing a digital-or-die dilemma: BCG
Seven percent of personal luxury goods sales are made via ecommerce today, but online retail will represent 12 percent of the luxury market by 2020, according to projections from the Boston Consulting Group.
HENRYs’ discretionary spending remains high, despite lingering debt
The HENRY demographic is commonly characterized as the answer to today’s troubling retail slowdown, but despite high income, the consumer segment is not free from financial insecurities.