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British leather goods maker Ettinger has partnered with nine fellow brands across categories in a new summer competition for a chance to win one of 10 handpicked gifts.
Italian fashion label Versace kicked off the second installment of the #VeryVersace series with the Paris Cheer squad taking on the challenge of creating V-shaped power poses.
Moncler Voices, as it is called, is an invitation to well-known artists, curators, stylists, designers, directors, athletes, explorers and cultural players to create an intimate portrait of the brand.
Gucci creative director Alessandro Michele asked illustrators, painters and digital artists to think imaginatively and create artworks featuring various models of the G-Timeless watch.
Design will be key if hotels and resorts have to win the trust of travelers in an era dominated by health fears and economic concerns triggered by the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
As ecommerce transactions have escalated during the pandemic and looks to be the new normal, luxury brands should consider how they can improve the online and mobile shopping experience.
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While the beauty segment has been seeing a great deal of growth in China, in part due to the “Lipstick Effect” observed in the nation last year, there is another consumer category that is quietly growing: swimwear.
Consumer confidence is shaky, unemployment is up and the market is volatile, which impacts discretionary spending for luxury wines today just as it did more than a decade ago. But the similarities end there when looking deeper at the challenges that luxury wineries currently face.
Only a decade ago, widespread use of augmented and virtual reality seemed clunky or out of reach. But brands and developers have focused on innovative activations of this technology and have allowed it to flourish, especially in luxury.
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A recent trademark-infringement suit brought in federal court in Los Angeles by cosmetics brand Josie Maran against an unauthorized Amazon reseller raises a number of interesting issues about how trademark law can be used to control to whom and where branded products are sold.
British automaker Bentley Motors has debuted its Bentayga SUV on the company’s online car configurator, thus further digitizing operations and adding a much-appreciated personalization element.
Virgil Abloh, men’s artistic director at French fashion label Louis Vuitton, is rethinking the runway, replacing the traditional show with gradual digital reveals of the collection through the rest of the year.
Bold and gutsy, but that is what can be expected from Celeste Markey and Elizabeth Rickard Shah as they officially roll the welcome mat for their direct-to-consumer, sustainably-focused fashion label, Careste.
