Luxury Daily’s live news: LVMH’s Maison Francis Kurkdjian sponsors public garden at Versailles; RH launches UK showroom on historic estate; Stuart Weitzman debuts revitalized boutique concept; Secondhand luxury watches surpass Bitcoin in value: Luxe Watches.
LVMH-owned perfume label Maison Francis Kurkdjian’s support is seeing the welcoming of visitors to famed, floral grounds.
Luxury Daily’s live news: Capri Holdings, conservation nonprofit stamp fashion first with three-year commitment; Boucheron reveals sustainably-made jewelry boxes; Rimowa celebrates 125th anniversary with traveling exhibit; Bentley introduces new Panama-inspired scent.
U.S. fashion group Capri Holdings is forging a long-term partnership to help revitalize the American frontier.
“Seit 1898” opens June 9 in Tokyo, showcasing the historic designs, creations and collaborations of LVMH-owned German luggage brand Rimowa.
Created in partnership with Vox Profumi, “Magnetic Amber” aims to bottle up an excursion to South America with an exotic, woody aroma.
Made of just two materials, French jeweler Boucheron’s newly-imagined containers are a small part of its larger “Precious for the Future” plan.
French fashion house Chloé is teaming up with American actress Angelina Jolie on a new project that could consecrate creative director Gabriela Hearst’s high fashion footprint.
The company’s leaders recently sat down with customers and created highly-personalized profiles for each — the effort informs a new activation.
The firm enters the debate over the future of the office with a data-backed delivery.
We invite you to subscribe to Luxury Daily and join the ranks of the smartest luxury marketers worldwide. Our subscribers include decision-makers and executives from the world’s leading luxury brands, retailers, agencies, publishers, market researchers, universities and consultancies.
Luxury Daily’s live news: Diageo CEO Sir Ivan Menezes dies at 63; Dior uplifts summer capsule with global pop-up series; Harry Winston opens first retail salon in Nanjing; Rolls-Royce debuts first Private Office Dubai commission.
Amid significant business growth, Swiss luxury conglomerate Richemont is taking a closer look at its environmental performance.
Luxury Daily’s live news: Diageo CEO Sir Ivan Menezes dies at 63; Dior uplifts summer capsule with global pop-up series; Harry Winston opens first retail salon in Nanjing; Rolls-Royce debuts first Private Office Dubai commission.
British automaker Rolls-Royce is showing off a bespoke release from one of its newest outposts.
U.S. jeweler Harry Winston’s total storefront count in China reaches a lucky number as it unveils a seventh salon.
The French fashion house’s “Dioriviera” retail concept and collection nods to Provence, harkening back to the late founder’s childhood.
A founding member of Diageo, Mr. Menezes served the beverage conglomerate for 25 years, spending the last decade as CEO.
Bringing together form and function, the Italian fashion label acknowledges the maison artisans who work to realize their modern shoes, as well as the dancers who wear them.
The Swiss house hones in on a handcrafted line, exploring the process of creation from raw material to finished product with its latest expression.
“LVMH appears to have an insatiable appetite for brand acquisition.”
Rebecca Miller, founder/CEO of ARTful Communication, in LVMH asserts luxury dominance with latest acquisitionsAmazon accounts for 36.9 percent of all online sales but ecommerce only represents 20 percent of all retails sales in the United States, so, by increasing its store presence, the retailer can increase revenue.
Bain & Company projects that the luxury goods market will continue to experience positive growth, rising by 60 percent in value by the end of the decade.
Successful niche luxury brands are required to be unique, innovative, insightful and hyper-segmented.
The utility of AI in its current iteration is quickly becoming apparent in everything, from more sophisticated digital advertising and testing to content generation.