Michael Kors, Brazil and Manolo Blahnik – News briefs
Today in luxury marketing – Tommy Hilfiger rushing to invest in Michael Kors; Brazil looks to boost apparel and textiles sector.
Today in luxury marketing – Tommy Hilfiger rushing to invest in Michael Kors; Brazil looks to boost apparel and textiles sector.
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.
While impeccable service, exclusive offers and personalized content are key elements for luxury brands, it is also important to recognize the customer’s on-the-go, connected lifestyle.
A study by the Luxury Institute found that Hermes, Brioni and Versace rank highest in reputation and prestige compared with other luxury brands.
An industry expert claims that luxury brands should be using cost-per-engagement metrics for their online advertising to ensure effectiveness and ultimately drive sales.
Online retailer Bluefly.com is expanding its product line by adding a designer fragrance boutique to its repertoire.
Burberry has reaped the benefits of digital experimentation, social media savvy and public relations acumen to earn the affection and dollars of young, digitally aligned consumers who will dominate the luxury market in years to come, according to L2 Think Tank.