Luxury Daily’s live news from Sept. 25 – Carolina Herrera president rumored heading to Donna Karan; Dior connects fragrance to fashion in new tome; Veuve Clicquot involves consumers in grape harvest via online diary; Bentley aims to make impressions with GT-3 racing debut in China.
When Caroline Brown steps down as president of Carolina Herrera at the end of this year, she will be moving on to fellow New York fashion label Donna Karan.
LVMH-owned Champagne maker Veuve Clicquot is inviting consumers into its vineyards with an online diary of the grape harvest.
NEW YORK – Apple’s movement into the luxury space is just beginning, and its impeccable brand image paves a clear path, according to L2 during its Winners & Losers in a Digital Age event Sept. 23.
Champagne sales are set to grow after a period of stagnation, according to a new report by Koncept Analytics.
Luxury conglomerate Richmont’s sales growth shrunk to 4 percent when adjusted for constant exchange rates, a number below many predictions, in the five month period ending Aug. 31.
Porsche Cars North America is hosting a multisensory brand experience in New York’s Meatpacking District through Oct. 5 to broaden how consumers perceive the brand.
LVMH-owned Veuve Clicquot is hosting the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic Oct. 11 in Los Angeles this year to continue the brand’s association with polo in the United States.
