Luxury Daily’s live news from July 1 – Donna Karan exits namesake label to prioritize lifestyle business; Elie Saab selects Madison Avenue for first US boutique; Four Seasons celebrates Social Media Day with multiplatform tour; Maserati opens first retail location in Milan.
Department store chain Bloomingdale’s is helping consumers prep for an array of summer bashes with a reinvented digital home catalog.
Donna Karan has stepped down from her chief designer position at her eponymous Donna Karan International brand, part of LVMH.
Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer is adding a new facet to its “Don’t Crack Under Pressure” campaign by showing how its new ambassador David Guetta handles the stress that comes with his DJ career.
French fashion house Givenchy may be reviving its couture collection after its creative director alluded to the restart in an interview.
Since its opening last October, LVMH’s Fondation Louis Vuitton has drawn 700,000 visitors, beating its attendance goals for the first year in only eight months.
Luxury brands stand to benefit enormously from affluent Chinese tourists if they effectively position themselves, according to a new study by Hurun Report.
Technological advances and nostalgia ran deep in recent luxury marketing campaigns.
