Today in luxury marketing – Valentino growth on track, but IPO on hold; Here’s what’s behind Tesla’s sudden surge in China; Is Neiman Marcus’ real problem not keeping up with the times?; Tom Ford stops see-now, buy-now model.
U.S. fashion label Tom Ford is tapping the photographic skills of its eponymous founder for its spring/summer 2017 advertising effort.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Feb. 15 – Tom Ford appoints Brian Blake to presidential role; David Yurman heads south for laid-back spring campaign; Christie’s expands West Coast footprint with Los Angeles flagship; Estée Lauder establishes new role targeting seamless customer experience.
U.S. fashion label Tom Ford has named Brian Blake its president and chief operating officer.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Feb. 6 – Tiffany sees executive shift amid trying financial times; Aston Martin taps Tom Brady for undisclosed partnership; Tom Ford continues category expansion with men’s underwear line; Lalique invites artist for retelling of founder’s Bacchantes vase.
U.S. fashion brand Tom Ford is expanding its category offerings with the creation of an undergarments line for men.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Feb. 1 – LVMH links with Marcolin for eyewear joint venture; Tom Ford links with Shinola parent for watchmaking debut; La Prairie, Art Basel team to build on shared roots; Rolls-Royce decamps for Alpine destinations to court affluent audience.
U.S. fashion label Tom Ford is extending into a new product category with the creation of Swiss-made watches.
Today in luxury marketing – Balmain’s Olivier Rousteing discusses the relaunch of the house’s accessories collection; Wynn Las Vegas pulls Tom Ford items from shelves over Melania Trump dis; Tourists’ luxury spending up in December for first time since February; On men’s runways, something unexpected: Women.
Today in luxury marketing – Report: Tom Ford eyeing new product categories; Luxury goods feature in UK accord for South Korea trade talks; Marriott now has 8 luxury hotel brands it needs to somehow define individually; BMW shakes up US ad agency work.
