U.S. fashion label Marc Jacobs is staying relevant with a grid-like layout for its Web site redesign that allows many collections to be shown simultaneously.
British online retailer Net-A-Porter is helping readers of New York magazine’s The Cut “reboot” their wardrobes for fall through a mobile banner advertisement.
Global hotel brands often have a reputation that differs markedly across countries, reflecting the challenges inherent in scaling service, according to a new survey by the Luxury Institute.
Many luxury hotels have a salient characteristic that peaks during a certain season resulting in a windfall of booked rooms, but it also forces marketers to recast attractions to keep traffic steady year-round.
Located in the heart of the world’s diamond district, Jardin de Diamants is opening the doors to this previously inaccessible industry by offering private consumers an insider’s buying experience.
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The popularity of mobile event applications – matched by their rapidly expanding power and flexibility – is a direct result of the newly emerging mobile workspace.
Sub-brands, or secondary brands, need to relate and support the original brand. Not to do so creates confusion and mistrust. This group of emerging brands is a singular opportunity to allow others to paint on the canvas of an existing brand.
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