Department store chain Neiman Marcus is Luxury Daily’s 2015 Luxury Retailer of the Year for its embrace of digital and cross-channel marketing, particularly its introduction of innovative digital technologies at the in-store level.
In a surprising finding, traditional department stores sometimes make more effective investments in online content and ecommerce than pure digital players, according to a new report from L2.
LONDON – The luxury industry is in for some big changes as more players from the technology sector enter the space, according to the CEO of Dymant at Luxury Interactive Europe 2015 on Oct. 28.
Today in luxury marketing: Joel Horowitz exits DVF; Stella McCartney launches copyright lawsuit; Lane Crawford and other high-end stores are getting personal in their battle against online shopping sites; Alber Elbaz: The Lanvin manifesto.
Online fashion retail is poised for rapid growth, but that does not mean that in-store retail will falter or become less important, according to a new report by Fashionbi.
In the first half of 2015 luxury brands achieved a 4 percent rise in digital performance, but there is still room to grow, according to a new report from ContactLab and Exane BNP Paribas.
British online fashion retailer Farfetch is expanding its network to include brands using a new business model, Farfetch Black & White.
As department stores find themselves facing increasing pressure from ecommerce-only players, a seamless omnichannel approach will enable them to remain competitive, according to a new report from L2.
