Luxury Daily’s live news from Nov. 10 – Burberry honors British craftsmanship via in-store programs; Ralph Lauren upholds confidence in Way Forward plan for Q2; Armani likens lip product’s long-lasting qualities to magnetism; Asprey goes by locomotive to tout product offerings ahead of holiday gifting.
British fashion house Burberry is continuing its commitment to craft by extending its collaborative efforts with The New Craftsman to its all-day cafe, Thomas’s.
NEW YORK – Across all regions, luxury ecommerce is growing at a faster rate than total sales, according to a senior analyst from Euromonitor International speaking at Luxury Interactive 2016 on Oct. 19.
Luxury retailers and brands are having trouble keeping up with millennials’ demand for instant-gratification brought on by digital advancements.
British apparel and accessories label Burberry is promoting its first full, direct-to-consumer runway presentation with consumer activation touchpoints found across social media channels.
London department store Fortnum & Mason is celebrating the passion of British artisans through an installation in its menswear department.
London department store Harrods is working with fashion house Burberry to tell “A Very British Fairy Tale.”
British fashion label Burberry’s comparable sales were down 3 percent in the first quarter ended June 30.
Swiss jewelry brand Chopard has been appointed as the official timekeeper of the world’s longest-running motoring event.
