Italian fashion label Roberto Cavalli has revealed a new buyer for the brand after it recently filed for Chapter 7 in the United States.
Two years after its drafting, the Charter of Working Relations with Fashion Models and their Well-Being from Kering and LVMH has signed on two new companies.
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With its rich, cosmopolitan history and high-net-worth population, Shanghai has long been regarded as one of Asia’s premier luxury capitals.
Luxury home furnishings brands are modernizing in rebranding campaigns and category expansions aimed at the up-and-coming buyer.
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Copyright protection can be a useful tool for fashion and luxury goods companies to protect designs, especially jewelry, fabric and certain clothing designs.
Luxury Daily’s live news from July 15 – Bloomingdale’s brings Pride Rock to New York; Barneys looks to rectify business issues with possible bankruptcy filing; Jimmy Choo blows up its monogram for fall 2019; LMVH, Stella McCartney establish partnership; Financial Times finds new How to Spend It editor; Ponant seeks security on the seas with new screening process.
French cruise line Ponant is heightening its security efforts through a partnership with international police organization Interpol.
The Financial Times is focusing on the luxury side of its publication with the appointment of Jo Ellison as editor of its luxury supplement How to Spend It.
Luxury group LVMH and British fashion label Stella McCartney have reached an agreement in a mutually beneficial arrangement.
Capri Holdings’ Jimmy Choo is tapping model and actress Kaia Gerber for its fall 2019 campaign, marking her second season with the brand.
Department store chain Barneys New York is reportedly looking for options to help save its business, including a bankruptcy filing.
Department store chain Bloomingdale’s is bringing a piece of the wild to the urban jungle for its rotating pop-up in celebration of a new film release.
Despite demographic similarities regarding age, geography and wealth, Asian affluents have varying interests and cannot be treated as a monolith.
As ecommerce continues to see exponential growth, luxury automakers need to adapt and leverage digital tools to improve the customer experience.
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