As the development of wearables has continued to move forward there have been ample opportunities for Swiss watchmakers to enter the space through collaborative efforts.
French department store chain Galeries Lafayette is celebrating fashion week by hosting an exhibition in collaboration with the fashion magazine Madame Figaro.
Giorgio Armani Beauty is showing that the same attention reserved for its couture fashions is also extended to its cosmetic collection, designed specifically backstage at its runway show.
British automaker Aston Martin and London-based eyewear brand Marma collaborated to create a collection of sunglasses for the spring/summer 2015 season.
Luxury sectors are starting to dabble with the millennial consumer, those who use technology first, a challenge that requires brands to be innovative to see positive results.
British automaker Land Rover is teasing its new Range Rover Evoque Convertible with the first ever drive through the Untied Kingdom’s Crossrail construction project.
Dior, Ralph Lauren and Chloé were among the advertisers promoting new collections in the advertising pages of DuJour’s spring edition, resulting in a 15 percent increase from the year-ago.
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