Apple Watch expected to blow away competition: report
Analysts are arguing that Apple could sell more than 30 million watches in 2015, a number that will surpass all other timepiece companies in the world, according to a new report from L2.
Analysts are arguing that Apple could sell more than 30 million watches in 2015, a number that will surpass all other timepiece companies in the world, according to a new report from L2.
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Social media has democratized content creation. The implication for luxury brands is that they can no longer hide behind the carefully controlled image that they create for themselves.
Italian linen brand Frette is increasing attention for its spring catalog through social media integration.
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LVMH-owned cognac maker Hennessy is taking on a theme of transmission for its 250th anniversary as it looks toward future endeavours.
In preparation for Valentine’s Day, retailer Bergdorf Goodman and Four Seasons New York are teaming up to provide insider insights to consumers planning a romantic night on the town.