Luxury Daily’s live news: Chanel gets consumers talking with runway horse; Bentley confirms UK production of its first EV; Brioni enlists Jude, Raff Law as brand ambassadors; Kering, Estée Lauder Cos. among most inclusive companies: Bloomberg.
Luxury Daily’s live news: Chanel gets consumers talking with runway horse; Bentley confirms UK production of its first EV; Brioni enlists Jude, Raff Law as brand ambassadors; Kering, Estée Lauder Cos. among most inclusive companies: Bloomberg.
French-Italian outerwear brand Moncler has announced it will begin phasing out the use of fur in all of its collections.
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As luxury brands look optimistically towards the future, marketers should balance what has worked in the past with more contemporary values.
Less than three weeks before the start of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, the Omicron variant has arrived in the Chinese capital.
NEW YORK — Accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, sustainability awareness has reached new heights, especially among fashion consumers whose values are pushing brands and retailers to make tangible changes.
NEW YORK — Entering year three of the COVID-19 pandemic, the global luxury industry is looking to consumers as their values, interests and demands have changed.
2022 will be a crucial year in preserving the earth’s resources and promoting brand practices that best protect the environment for the near future, according to Positive Luxury.
Sustainability has quickly infiltrated fashion discourse due to stronger consumer demand for responsible sourcing, but what started as performative reductions is now setting new legal precedents.
