Luxury Daily, May 4, 2017 – Gen Z brings challenges that will keep luxury awake at night: A.T. Kearney
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NEW YORK – Luxury brands’ decades or centuries of history act as a key selling point, but this heritage can also prove a challenge as they look to adapt a more modern strategy.
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MUSCAT, Oman – Footwear is a key element in defining fashion, with the product category now accounting for 7 percent of the overall luxury market’s growth between 2012 to 2016, according to Jimmy Choo’s CEO.
In addition to providing an entry point to aspirational consumers, luxury resale is finding a market among more traditional buyers.
Condé Nast International is retracing the trade routes of the Middle East to better understand the region and the luxury world at large for its third annual Luxury Conference.
British fashion house Burberry has created a new position specifically for the design of accessories and footwear.
LVMH-owned travel retailer DFS’ T Galleria is sending its love from Venice with an exclusive capsule featuring products from across the five pillars of luxury.
After double-digit growth in 2015, the luxury fashion industry is expected to see stability rather than increases in its 2016 financial results, according to a new report by Mediobanca.