Italian fashion label Roberto Cavalli’s creative director revealed via Instagram that he will be departing the brand to pursue other endeavors.
German automaker BMW is furthering its interest in art, bringing back an exhibition series for a third time with a look at the fluidity of gender.
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Luxury Daily’s live news from March 22 – Tiffany records 7pc growth for 2018, despite Q4 softening; Rent the Runway completes $125M funding round; Wheels Up positions itself for partnerships with appointment; Luxury brands aim to mobilize consumers for World Water Day; Bremont named official luxury watch partner to British Armed Forces; Artemest brings bespoke touches to wedding registry.
Today in luxury – Swiss watchmakers caught in middle of US-China trade war; Is LA the future of the American runway?; Hermès to launch skincare, cosmetics; Jumbo mortgages are slowing down, testing banks’ postcrisis playbook.
Luxury Daily’s live news from March 22 – Tiffany records 7pc growth for 2018, despite Q4 softening; Rent the Runway completes $125M funding round; Wheels Up positions itself for partnerships with appointment; Luxury brands aim to mobilize consumers for World Water Day; Bremont named official luxury watch partner to British Armed Forces; Artemest brings bespoke touches to wedding registry.
British watchmaker Bremont is partnering with the United Kingdom’s Ministry of Defense, forging an alliance that will enable the brand to create timepieces honoring Her Majesty’s Armed Forces.
In honor of World Water Day, luxury brands are highlighting their efforts aimed at protecting the natural resource and access to it.
Clothing rental service Rent the Runway has finished its largest funding round to-date, garnering $125 million from investors.
While jeweler Tiffany & Co.’s sales dipped 1 percent in the fourth quarter of 2018, the company recorded growth for the full year.
Private aviation firm Wheels Up has named Jim Pyne its new chief partnership officer as the company aims to align itself with more brands for benefits and experiences.
Italian artisan ecommerce platform Artemest is positioning itself as a wedding gift destination through the launch of an online registry.
As the population of high-net-worth individuals in Asia continues to climb, these affluents are changing their perspective on luxury consumption.
As consumers grow more comfortable buying luxury timepieces online, brands are catching up to shoppers’ ecommerce interest with direct-operated digital buying experiences.
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As family-owned hospitality company Rocco Forte Hotels expands its portfolio of properties to new markets, it is maintaining its focus on European service and positioning.
U.S. automaker Cadillac is looking to change the car-buying experience with a live digital showroom that facilitates one-on-one interactions between consumers and agents.
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Luxury Daily’s live news from March 21 – “Crazy Rich Asians” inspires $30K Singapore journey; Versace exhibits latest home furnishings line in immersive launch; Rosewood Hong Kong opens its doors with focus on personal service; Financial Times’ magazine supplement editor steps down; Gucci brings back a musical ambassador for its fine jewelry; JennAir to open residency in New York’s A&D Building.
The failed festival illustrates that brands and advertising agencies need to be extremely careful when advertising their products and when choosing influencers to promote their products.
Luxury Daily is inviting opinion pieces on luxury business, advertising, marketing, media and retail issues that affect marketers as they run multichannel programs for branding as well as customer acquisition, retention and reactivation.
A report by McKinsey & Co. states that nearly one-fifth of personal luxury sales will take place online by 2025.
While users rely on Facebook for sharing articles or memes, Instagram has taken on a more aspirational slant, giving users the feeling of scrolling through pages in search of inspiration. Instagram immerses these users in a more luxurious way of life.
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Financial Times’ magazine supplement editor steps down The Economist relaunches lifestyle publication Architectural Digest brings business services to the forefront in trade platform British GQ to join Condé Nast B2B endeavors Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg: A privacy-focused vision for social networkingMore 
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Luxury Portfolio retargets interested homebuyers via digital ads Owners of New York pied-à-terres could soon face additional taxes Coldwell Banker grows million-dollar home sales in 2018 Sotheby’s International Realty merges brokerage, affiliates Farrow & Ball offers color inspiration in design documentariesMore 
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Luxury brands put their game faces on for Super Bowl efforts Lexus leans into humor in football-themed film Tag Heuer puts athletes under pressure in new video series Mercedes emphasizes sportiness in bucket list campaign Omega reaches for the top in ambassador-led campaignMore 
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