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LVMH, Kering and The Estée Lauder Companies top the list of last year’s most successful luxury goods sellers, according to a new report.
Miami’s Design District is on its way to becoming one of the most sought-after retail enclaves worldwide, competing with traditional boulevards in New York, Paris, London and Los Angeles as the place to be for luxury brands.
Miami’s main event sees luxury sponsorships from fashion, food, alcohol and automotive participants alike this year.
After a huge backlash from celebrities such as Kim Kardashian and parents around the world, the brand pulled the campaign that featured inappropriately attired teddy bears.
Luxury Daily’s live news: Gucci announces departure of creative director Alessandro Michele; Sephora names veteran Guillaume Motte as CEO to spearhead global expansion; Sotheby’s International Realty targets new developments, referrals with Kazakhstan foray; Porsche brings initiative and immersive art installation ‘Dream Big’ to US; Saks, Sir Elton John launch partnership to support entertainer’s AIDS foundation; Balenciaga pulls controversial ad campaign featuring kids amidst uproar; Pomellato releases video showing support for female victims of violence.
Luxury Daily’s live news: Gucci announces departure of creative director Alessandro Michele; Sephora names veteran Guillaume Motte as CEO to spearhead global expansion; Sotheby’s International Realty targets new developments, referrals with Kazakhstan foray; Porsche brings initiative and immersive art installation ‘Dream Big’ to US; Saks, Sir Elton John launch partnership to support entertainer’s AIDS foundation; Balenciaga pulls controversial ad campaign featuring kids amidst uproar; Pomellato releases video showing support for female victims of violence.
Alessandro Michele has run Gucci’s creative team since Jan. 21, 2015, transforming the fashion-to-leather goods label into a juggernaut for parent Kering, one of the three largest luxury conglomerates worldwide.
The video, entitled “We believe you,” under the premise that eliminating violence against women, starts with listening to their stories and taking them seriously.
The ads were part of the brand’s holiday gifting campaign, and featured pieces from the spring/summer 2023 line.
