The Wall Street Journal looks as if it is trying to gain dollars in the luxury advertising space through a new high-end real estate section called Mansion and a new head of global ad sales.
Today in luxury marketing – British Harper’s Bazaar taps Justine Picardie; Traditional luxury could suddenly become very unfashionable; Emerging markets attract private equity; U.S. stocks pare losses.
Condé Nast Britain publications including Vogue, Tatler, GQ, Brides, Vanity Fair, Glamour and Condé Nast Traveller have all reported increased circulation throughout this year, which means better visibility options for luxury marketers.
Today in luxury marketing – Alexander McQueen sets retail push; Asians snap up U.S. luxury properties; Starwood Hotels sees new golden age in luxury travel; National Bank of Greece to sell luxury resort as slump bites.
Today in luxury marketing – Cartier ads to hit the screen; Fisker automotive names new CEO; Luxury hotels and social media: The Plaza; Questions for Christian Louboutin.
Today in luxury marketing – Burberry sales jump as luxury maker navigates tough economy; Lanvin petite’s precious winter video; Roberto Cavalli, Franck Muller team for watch line; The rich keep spending.
Today in luxury marketing – Outstanding Missoni for Target items are now being distributed for free; Bottega Veneta taps Jack Pierson for campaign; Careful, that’s not a Louis Vuitton.
Today in luxury marketing – Cartier took out an injunction against Raymond Weil; Harry Winston launches its largest collection; Lexus fashion workshop: couture from car parts?; IMF sees weaker global economy.
NEW YORK – The emergence and popularity of street style is just as influential to consumers as designers’ looks on the runways, according to the Style.com editor in chief at the WWD Apparel and Retail CEO Summit 2011.
