Luxury Daily, October 16, 2017 – Valentino opens pop-up “active spaces” to roll out resort collection
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Luxury Daily’s live news from Oct. 13 – Dolce & Gabbana engages children of all ages with branded toys; Chaumet puts visual, cultural heritage on paper in box-set of books; Lexus aligns its automobiles with Esquire UK’s ephemeral members’ club; Silversea draws inspiration from “dream destinations” for bespoke series; Douglas Elliman furthers content creation with digital; Ada Diamonds looks towards jewelry disruption with San Francisco showroom.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Oct. 13 – Dolce & Gabbana engages children of all ages with branded toys; Chaumet puts visual, cultural heritage on paper in box-set of books; Lexus aligns its automobiles with Esquire UK’s ephemeral members’ club; Silversea draws inspiration from “dream destinations” for bespoke series; Douglas Elliman furthers content creation with digital; Ada Diamonds looks towards jewelry disruption with San Francisco showroom.
The traditional meaning of out-of-home advertising has significantly evolved, with luxury brands now creating unique high-end real-world experiences that draw in affluent consumers.
The traditional meaning of out-of-home advertising has significantly evolved, with luxury brands now creating unique high-end real-world experiences that draw in affluent consumers.
The traditional meaning of out-of-home advertising has significantly evolved, with luxury brands now creating unique high-end real-world experiences that draw in affluent consumers.
Condé Nast’s British Vogue has named former British GQ and GQ Style publisher Vanessa Kingori its new publishing director.
British fashion retailer Matchesfashion.com has unveiled a new interactive and curated guide called The Style Daily.
Print media has sustained itself as the go-to marketing method to appeal to affluent consumers by leveraging high-quality advertisements and playing to the senses. But a digital takeover of media consumption, entertainment and shopping has forced publishers of print titles to reevaluate their long-established strategies.
Print media has sustained itself as the go-to marketing method to appeal to affluent consumers by leveraging high-quality advertisements and playing to the senses. But a digital takeover of media consumption, entertainment and shopping has forced publishers of print titles to reevaluate their long-established strategies.