Luxury Daily’s live news from March 31 – Christian Louboutin bares it all with extended Nudes collection; Hublot honors Bruce Lee’s spirit with personal retrospective; Tesla Model 3 spurs global waiting list frenzy; Condolences pour in for Zaha Hadid, architect and luxury brand collaborator.
Noted architect Zaha Hadid’s sudden death on the morning of March 31 shocked fans and followers of her work, including luxury brands and retailers that banked on her iconic designs that worked for trinkets as much as they did for bricks, mortar and steel buildings.
Today in luxury marketing – Harrods launches Zaha Hadid’s luxury homeware line; Luxury businesses should brace for “moderate growth”; Driven: 2015 Mercedes-Benz C-Class defines German luxury sedan elegance; FIFA orders soccer officials return luxury watches gives as World Cup gifts.
The French home furnishings brand, which manufactures in Europe, is staging its latest collections at venues advancing design across the continent.
LVMH’s Fondation Louis Vuitton is reopening its museum doors with an event bringing together more than 200 works of modern French and Russian art collected by brothers Mikhail Abramovich Morozov and Ivan Abramovich Morozov.
U.K. retailer Matchesfashion is continuing its partnership with contemporary art fair Frieze New York, exploring the deep-rooted connection between fashion and art.
French fashion house Louis Vuitton has unveiled its latest project, “Louis Vuitton &,” which aims to honor its history of artistic exchanges.
Italian fashion label Gucci is Luxury Daily’s 2019 Luxury Marketer of the Year for its deft outreach to emerging generations of luxury buyers.
French fashion label Louis Vuitton is looking back on some of its artistic collaborations through an exhibit in Beverly Hills, CA.
South Korea is one of the most important fashion markets in Asia, but luxury brands need to understand the culture to capture consumers’ attention.
