Luxury Daily’s live news from Feb. 18 – Neiman Marcus focuses on core pillars to enter Long Island market; Veuve Clicquot aligns Champagne, Carnaval at branded event; Michael Kors, Altazarra look to Bergdorf as runway retail outlet; Hugo Boss under fire for unsavory labor conditions at Turkish garment factory.
LVMH-owned Champagne brand Veuve Clicquot is capturing the spirit and excitement of Carnaval for revelers in Miami.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Feb. 16 – Moët & Chandon pop-up looks to educate on Champagne savoir faire; Gucci uses Grammys as platform for ambassador announcement; Johnny Coca instills trust in Mulberry fans via introductory film; Tesla redefines entry level with children’s Model S ride-on toy.
LVMH-owned Moët & Chandon is helping consumers differentiate between Champagne and sparkling wine at an educational pop-up in the heart of London.
French fashion house Christian Dior is personalizing the consumer beauty experience with the help of in-store technology.
A consumer’s mobile device heavily influences her purchasing decisions, with three-quarters of shoppers using their phones to browse, research or buy when in-store, according to Boston Retail Partners.
U.S. fashion label Marc Jacobs is upping its focus on the leather goods and accessories category.
After online rumors of a parting emerged last week, French fashion label Céline and Phoebe Philo have said they will continue their creative relationship.
In the short term, French apparel and accessories brand Louis Vuitton is on pace to have the best momentum among luxury houses during the Year of the Monkey, per Exane BNP Paribas.
