Tiffany & Co., Marni, Dior and Manolo Blahnik – News briefs
Today in luxury marketing – Tiffany raises annual forecast after profit beats estimates; Marni for H&M is up next; Christian Dior creates special Art Basel makeup and accessories.
Today in luxury marketing – Tiffany raises annual forecast after profit beats estimates; Marni for H&M is up next; Christian Dior creates special Art Basel makeup and accessories.
Today in luxury marketing – Richemont forecasts higher annual operating profit on Asia; Marc Jacobs to Dior seen less likely; Nordstrom eyes new format; Rodeo Drive roundup: Luxury stores are coming and going.
A multitude of luxury brands including Christian Dior, Marc Jacobs, Chanel, Gucci, Mercedes-Benz, Lanvin and Burberry are the key advertisers in the first print issue of Fairchild Fashion Media’s Style.com/Print, which is out today.
Today in luxury marketing – Christian Louboutin appealing trademark decision; BMW expects to keep U.S. luxury sales lead going into 2012; Gaultier Champagne for Halloween.
Today in luxury marketing – Christian Dior upgrades world on the Web; Luxury car sales keep humming; Marni hops on the expensive kids’ clothes train.
Today in luxury marketing – Tiffany, Coach fall as slower China growth damps luxury view; Hailee Steinfeld in Miu Miu’s Fall 2011 video.
Today in luxury marketing – Christian Louboutin marks 20 years in fashion; Hermès to open in Miami Design District.
LVMH-owned Christian Dior is offering its VIII timepieces on-the-go with an iPhone application centered on its collections, but its bugs and slow loading time could leave more to be desired.
Today in luxury marketing – Marc Jacobs is demanding upwards of $10 million to go to Dior; Exclusive video: Eva Mendes sings in her new Thierry Mugler commercial.
Today in luxury marketing – Hermes maintains strong growth on back of U.S. demand; Ralph Lauren buys solo sponsorship of NY Times iPad app for September.