Luxury Daily’s live news from Jan. 8 – Saint Laurent brings rock glamour to the desert; Crystal cruises into the New Year with a new Web site; Gucci publishes latest limited-edition featuring a label friend; Longines hits 50M watches made; Giorgio Armani taps Ryan Reynolds for all Code content; Alexander McQueen begins bricks-and-mortar plan with new flagship.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Jan. 8 – Saint Laurent brings rock glamour to the desert; Crystal cruises into the New Year with a new Web site; Gucci publishes latest limited-edition featuring a label friend; Longines hits 50M watches made; Giorgio Armani taps Ryan Reynolds for all Code content; Alexander McQueen begins bricks-and-mortar plan with new flagship.
Italian label Giorgio Armani is tapping a popular face within its beauty division for its fragrances.
Today in luxury – Armani/Silos to mount Charles Fréger exhibit during fashion week; Log cabins? No, these wooden buildings are high-rises; Luxury-goods industry has a China problem; Tesla sinks as price cuts signal a ceiling for costly models.
Today in luxury – Luxury stocks resume slide as “third phase of slowdown” starts; Giorgio Armani brand goes coed with fall 2019 collections; France’s “yellow vests” clash with police in Paris; Art Basel Miami Beach: Cracks in the glittering facade.
Today in luxury – Instagram could be a crucial stock-picking tool when investing in luxury firms; Gucci’s dramatically redesigned boutique now open in The Galleria; Armani will remain independent; Watch luxury stocks after South Korean airline bag restriction.
Today in luxury – CEO talks: at Salvatore Ferragamo, wanting actions to speak; Model with Down’s Syndrome makes strides worldwide; Emirates seeks Etihad takeover to create world’s largest airline; Giorgio Armani: Fashion legend, unexpected restaurateur.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Aug. 3 – Facebook leaves security position vacant amid data privacy scrutiny; Armani predicts 2 more years of losses before 2020 recovery; Barneys New York discontinues use of live butterflies after PETA request; Mulberry partners with Tulip Mobile to develop in-store digital tools; Safilo offsets losses in Europe, North America with growth in Asia; Lexus’ Kentucky-manufactured model to debut in September.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Aug. 3 – Facebook leaves security position vacant amid data privacy scrutiny; Armani predicts 2 more years of losses before 2020 recovery; Barneys New York discontinues use of live butterflies after PETA request; Mulberry partners with Tulip Mobile to develop in-store digital tools; Safilo offsets losses in Europe, North America with growth in Asia; Lexus’ Kentucky-manufactured model to debut in September.
Italian fashion label Giorgio Armani has responded to its falling profits last year, warning that it will likely see losses again this year and in the next before coming back up in 2020.
