Today in luxury marketing – Inside the Gemfields Zambian emerald mine; Alexander Wang said near deal with investor; Luxury titans: A case of too much variety?; LVMH’s Tag Heuer to shut Hong Kong Store as rental costs bite.
Perfumer by Kilian is expanding its product offerings to include a range of home decor accessories.
As the wearable market grows and technology improves, consumers will increasingly look for more stylish and fashion-forward design in wearable products, according to a report by Fashionbi.
Gucci and Saint Laurent Paris were among the luxury fashion houses featured in the August issue of Condé Nast’s Vanity Fair.
Conglomerate Kering has announced that Balenciaga and Alexander Wang have made the joint decision not to renew the designer’s contract past its first term.
French linen maker Yves Delorme is sharing its passion for textiles with consumers through a summer-long branded road trip through 24 European cities.
Fondazione Altagamma, an association of globally renowned Italian luxury brands, is broadening the professional growth of students with three new international master programs.
Luxury Daily’s live news from July 24 – Krug turns the “humble” into sophisticated in potato cook-off; Madison Avenue BID sees luxury retail growth in H1; Donna Karan goes into the haze for Cashmere Mist TV spot; Gucci continues “revolution” with Dover Street Market shops.
