As with many other luxury sectors, home furnishings is facing disruption thanks to consumers’ increasingly digital purchase paths. But more than other categories, décor brands face the challenge of marketing and retailing big-ticket and often large goods sight-unseen.
As with many other luxury sectors, home furnishings is facing disruption thanks to consumers’ increasingly digital purchase paths. But more than other categories, décor brands face the challenge of marketing and retailing big-ticket and often large goods sight-unseen.
As with many other luxury sectors, home furnishings is facing disruption thanks to consumers’ increasingly digital purchase paths. But more than other categories, décor brands face the challenge of marketing and retailing big-ticket and often large goods sight-unseen.
As with many other luxury sectors, home furnishings is facing disruption thanks to consumers’ increasingly digital purchase paths. But more than other categories, décor brands face the challenge of marketing and retailing big-ticket and often large goods sight-unseen.
As with many other luxury sectors, home furnishings is facing disruption thanks to consumers’ increasingly digital purchase paths. But more than other categories, décor brands face the challenge of marketing and retailing big-ticket and often large goods sight-unseen.
Hinting at a larger sustainability push within luxury retail and fashion, British department store chain Selfridges has announced its plans to stop selling items made with exotic skins within the next year.
Initiatives in Art and Culture will debut the 8th Annual International Gold Conference April 12-13 in New York, featuring leading figures in jewelry, mining, technology and government.
Ahead of Father’s Day on June 18, luxury marketers are touting everything from tangible gifts to one-of-a-kind experiences to draw holiday spending.
Condé Nast-owned Vogue Paris is calling on fashion enthusiasts to partake in the first edition of the Vogue Fashion Festival in Paris Nov. 4-5.
It is perplexing to observe the number of retailers in the fashion industry and elsewhere who have failed to take note of something that Burberry, Kate Spade, Ralph Lauren and a host of other significant names have now seized upon.
