Burberry, haute couture, Mercedes and BMW – News briefs
Today in luxury marketing – Burberry sales gain 9pc in Q1; In Paris, haute couture gets hotter; Mercedes takes rare backseat to Audi in race for US youth; BMW i8: one foot in the future.
Today in luxury marketing – Burberry sales gain 9pc in Q1; In Paris, haute couture gets hotter; Mercedes takes rare backseat to Audi in race for US youth; BMW i8: one foot in the future.
Today in luxury marketing – Burberry boss faces revolt over $34M pay; Younger clients drive growth of couture; Audi plans aggressive series of plug-in hybrid launches; The value of luxury poseurs.
British fashion label Burberry is promoting its autumn/winter 2014 campaign with an email blast sent to newsletter subscribers containing a behind-the-scenes video.
NEW YORK – Brands that intend to stay relevant must embed digital in all aspects of their organization, according to a principal Forrester analyst June 24 at Forrester’s Forum for Customer Experience Professionals East: “Why Good Is Not Good Enough.”
Today in luxury marketing – Audi draws up plans for range of electric cars: sources; Menswear embraces its feminine side; Burberry gives a garden party; Italy’s prime minister lends support to Italian fashion.
Although luxury growth in China went from 21 percent in 2012 to 2 percent in 2013, L2’s latest China report asserts that the overall picture is rosier than this plunge suggests.
Today in luxury marketing – Oscar de la Renta names new CFO; Luxury retailers to rich surge, others struggle; Balenciaga sues Steven Madden, alleging “motorcycle bag” copy; Bailey’s first report card.
British fashion label Burberry saw the largest growth in brand value among luxury brands this past year, according to a new report from Millward Brown.