Top 5 brand moments from last week
Embracing ecommerce, mobile applications and in-store technology is not as daunting as it once was for brands within the luxury sector.
Embracing ecommerce, mobile applications and in-store technology is not as daunting as it once was for brands within the luxury sector.
French atelier Chanel has unveiled its first ecommerce Web site for the fashion division in the United States to sell its sunglasses collection.
Italian apparel and accessories label Moschino is teaming up with Mattel’s Barbie to launch a high-fashion edition of the beloved doll.
Today in luxury marketing – Kiton seeks to build women’s collection; Karl takes cruise to Cuba; Luxottica not “smug” despite record growth; High-tech Lexus LF-FC luxury concept runs on hydrogen, contains a hologram.
Today in luxury marketing – Fendi opens new headquarters, as industry mulls Simons’ exit from Dior; Maserati recalls some $141.5K Quattroportes due to risk of fire; NYFW: Men’s pushes dates for fall shows; Van Cleef & Arpels shrugs off China slowdown.
Mobile application Bitmoji is getting a high-fashion makeover with the introduction of luxury apparel collections to its avatar creation platform.
Italy’s Dolce & Gabbana introduced its followers on Swide.com, the brand’s content Web site, to four new members of its fashionable family.