Market challenges and global turmoil aside, luxury brands and retailers put “the reason for the season” ahead of overt product pushes for the holidays.
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Italian apparel and accessories brand Giorgio Armani is weaving together art, sport and fashion in a new short film that shows its basketball-themed museum exhibit come to life.
Indian ecommerce site Tata CLiQ is delving into luxury goods with a new division that focuses on high-end products to capitalize on the potential that luxury can have in the market.
Financial institutions Mastercard and Visa have banded together to make mobile and digital payments safer on either of their mobile pay platforms in an effort for wide spread adoption.
Luxury Daily has announced Gucci as Luxury Marketer of the Year, Net-A-Porter and Mr Porter as Luxury Retailer of the Year, Vogue as Luxury Publisher of the Year and Euromonitor as Luxury Researcher of the Year 2016.
Luxury Daily's live news from Dec. 22 - Carolina Herrera may block Laura Kim’s Oscar de la Renta collection debut; Trump International displays employee commitment in labor agreements; Azzedine Alaïa delves into namesake’s labyrinth memory for second fragrance launch; Vogue, fashion community remembers Franca Sozzani.
Today in luxury marketing - Cruise control: Chanel to remain in Paris for resort show; The future of fashion is mushroom leather; London’s luxury rentals are on the rise; Audi will debut Q8 SUV flagship.
With attention spans shrinking and mobile devices dominating, you can see how mastering short-form messaging will be a key skill for marketers of the future.
According to Euromonitor International, the United States is the “undisputed king of beauty,” with a market worth $80 billion. The U.S. market is expected to increase by $18 billion by 2020.
