Chanel lawsuit not likely to damage brand reputation: lawyer
French fashion house Chanel is being sued by a woman who got a ring stuck on her finger, but it is highly unlikely that the brand should suffer reputational damage, per a lawyer.
French fashion house Chanel is being sued by a woman who got a ring stuck on her finger, but it is highly unlikely that the brand should suffer reputational damage, per a lawyer.
Luxury retailers and conglomerates LVMH, Saks Fifth Avenue, Hermes and PPR displayed phenomenal earnings for the first quarter of 2011, indicating that this could be the industry’s comeback year.
New York-based department store Bergdorf Goodman is connecting its blog 5th/58th to mobile via a QR code found in the retailer’s 2011 spring catalog.
Savile Row tailor Henry Poole & Co. has teamed up with the London College of Fashion to commemorate “The Little Black Jacket – Celebrating 150 Years of the Tuxedo” with worldwide exhibits.
Today in luxury marketing – Rebuilding Japan: Self restraint threatens recovery; LVMH posts 17pc rise in sales; YSL Touche Eclat campaign by Terry Richardson.
Bloomingdale’s flaunts fragrance and beauty finds from luxury brands such as Chanel, Chloe, Armani, Nars, La Mer, Dior and Marc Jacobs with its Beauty Benefits spring catalog to increase in-store traffic.
Australian-owned luxury men’s department store Harrolds has just undergone a 1,000-square-foot renovation of its Melbourne store and has chosen to promote itself through traditional media such as word of mouth and direct mail.
Today in luxury marketing – Ralph Lauren solar backpack gets a luxury price; Christian Louboutin strikes again; Mulberry moves to a new London headquarters; Norstrom makes Delaward debut.
A growing number of luxury brands and retailers have turned to Facebook as a tool for driving sales through digitally distributing their lookbooks. Should they?