Luxury brands have long aligned themselves with the prestige and craftsmanship of art, but some companies have chosen to go beyond this and actually be art in branded museums showcasing their imagination and history.
French fashion house Hermès is documenting its global impact on people through stories of creation and progress.
The manufacturing of luxury goods connotes a specific expectation of handcrafted care, but 3D printing and other innovative manufacturing technologies are upending those expectations.
The manufacturing of luxury goods connotes a specific expectation of handcrafted care, but 3D printing and other innovative manufacturing technologies are upending those expectations.
The manufacturing of luxury goods connotes a specific expectation of handcrafted care, but 3D printing and other innovative manufacturing technologies are upending those expectations.
The manufacturing of luxury goods connotes a specific expectation of handcrafted care, but 3D printing and other innovative manufacturing technologies are upending those expectations.
U.S. fashion brand Tamara Mellon is leveraging its platform for political purposes with a new offer tied to the upcoming Women’s March planned for Saturday, Jan. 21.
Luxury has always prided itself on exquisite designs. But in an era where marketers are constantly pressured to innovate and create new products, how can they continuously come up with compelling designs that retain the all-important brand identity?
Luxury has always prided itself on exquisite designs. But in an era where marketers are constantly pressured to innovate and create new products, how can they continuously come up with compelling designs that retain the all-important brand identity?
Luxury has always prided itself on exquisite designs. But in an era where marketers are constantly pressured to innovate and create new products, how can they continuously come up with compelling designs that retain the all-important brand identity?
