Since the pandemic hit, consumers are prioritizing the wellbeing of family and friends, health, social connections and financial security, and brands that are looking to connect should be focused on purpose.
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LVMH-owned French fashion house Christian Dior has kicked off a new campaign promoting its various lines of men’s perfumes and fragrances promising “The Scent of Summer.”
This season, Dior, Prada and Zegna led the way in terms of how to perfectly navigate the tumultuous changes in the luxury market, demonstrating innovative and creative transformations within their digital strategies to present some of the most compelling content during fashion week.
On Monday, Aug. 10 Chinese sportswear maker Li-Ning showcased a collaboration with the Danish brand Soulland, which was taking part in a runway show at Copenhagen Fashion Week – the first official fashion week to return to live events, in addition to online presentations, after the appearance of COVID-19.
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U.S. fashion group Tapestry Inc. nearly achieved $5 billion in net sales for the 2020 fiscal year, even as sales were dramatically impacted in the fiscal fourth quarter due to coronavirus-related store closures.
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The United Kingdom Fashion & Textile Association (UKFT) is responding to the news that the United States government will continue to apply an additional 25 percent tariff to several fashion and textile product lines.
When COVID-19 first became part of everyday conversations in the United States, it was all about lockdowns and consumers avoiding stores and restaurants. But as time goes on, foot traffic into these physical spaces is becoming more nuanced, depending on the U.S. state.
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British home and lifestyle marketer Wedgwood has unveiled a new brand direction for its physical retail stores starting with its location in Shenzhen, China. Wedgwood stores worldwide are expected to follow suit if this one does well.
Consumers in lower-tier Chinese cities typically are entrepreneurs who have grown local businesses, made successful stock or property investments, and – this is the reality – are participants in the “grey” economy.
How are Dior, Prada, Michael Kors, Gucci, Saint Laurent, Fendi and Celine wooing consumers over Chinese Valentine's Day, also known as the Qixi Festival, scheduled for Aug. 25?
