Luxury Daily’s live news from March 21 – “Crazy Rich Asians” inspires $30K Singapore journey; Versace exhibits latest home furnishings line in immersive launch; Rosewood Hong Kong opens its doors with focus on personal service; Financial Times’ magazine supplement editor steps down; Gucci brings back a musical ambassador for its fine jewelry; JennAir to open residency in New York’s A&D Building.
Luxury Daily’s live news from March 21 – “Crazy Rich Asians” inspires $30K Singapore journey; Versace exhibits latest home furnishings line in immersive launch; Rosewood Hong Kong opens its doors with focus on personal service; Financial Times’ magazine supplement editor steps down; Gucci brings back a musical ambassador for its fine jewelry; JennAir to open residency in New York’s A&D Building.
Online searches for designer fashions have grown 46 percent over the last four years in the United Kingdom, as digital inquiries become a stronger indicator of brand value.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Jan. 22 – Lanvin taps Bruno Sialelli as creative director; Is Patek Philippe headed toward a sale?; Marriott added 29 luxury properties in 2018; Net-A-Porter embraces kids’ clothes with multi-brand collective; Kering, Tesla, L’Oreal named among top sustainable companies; Rally Rd. showcases alternative investments in SoHo showroom; Gucci builds sense of place with personal photography.
Italian fashion label Gucci is Luxury Daily’s 2018 Digital Marketer of the Year for its ability to hold the short attention span of the current digital consumer.
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Italian fashion label Gucci is hoping to capture a historic characteristic of New York’s famed Soho district by opening a bookstore.
As more luxury brands eliminate or reduce the use of animal fur in their items, the shift towards more ethical manufacturing is too slow for some environmental activists while consumer groups argue that fur bans negatively impact customer freedom.
As consumer calls for brand transparency increase, Italian fashion label Gucci is launching a new platform to share stories of its corporate social responsibility with the public.
LISBON, Portugal – Sustainability is so profoundly consequential in luxury manufacturing today that leather in the future will likely be completely synthesized, according to the CEO of Bottega Veneta.
