A short trawl through the logos and palettes of contemporary luxe brands could easily lead you to believe that the modern world is either black – denoting power, authority and an air of mystery – or white, signaling purity and fragility.
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As retailers strive to fill out their omnichannel capabilities, they may be investing in more than consumers expect, want or need, according to a new report from A.T. Kearney.
Hudson’s Bay Company, the parent of department store chain Saks Fifth Avenue, is expanding internationally with planned store openings in the Netherlands.
Commercial real estate values have already peaked in New York, according to the majority of professionals surveyed for Marks Paneth’s Gotham Commercial Real Estate Monitor.
Mobile is now more popular than in-store browsing or window shopping as a method for researching products before making a purchase, with 52.8 percent of consumers doing so on a mobile browser and 19.6 percent in an application, according to a new survey from SessionM.
Luxury Daily's live news from May 17 - Four Seasons to neighbor iconic Woolworth Building in New York; Vertu to use data metrics to ensure level of quality; Rolls-Royce bids Phantom Coupe farewell via bespoke collection; British Fashion Council bets on emerging talent in educational outreach.
Today in luxury marketing - China flexes its gold muscle; Sustainability is out, responsible innovation is in; Burberry could use refresher in old-school retail; Middle East luxury sales fading as oil falls and tourism slows.
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