Luxury Daily’s live news from Jan. 15 – Glenda Bailey stepping down as Harper’s Bazaar editor; Loewe taps athlete, activist Megan Rapinoe for fall campaign; Bentley visualizes craftsmanship via drone-captured footage.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Jan. 15 – Glenda Bailey stepping down as Harper’s Bazaar editor; Loewe taps athlete, activist Megan Rapinoe for fall campaign; Bentley visualizes craftsmanship via drone-captured footage.
As many media companies are closing the doors of established publications due to the shift in content consumption, Hearst is extending its Harper’s Bazaar brand into the bridal segment with an innovative business model.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Feb. 16 – Galeries Lafayette wins bid for Paris Aéroport’s watchmaking endeavor; BFC invests into China with new partnerships; Harper’s Bazaar reinforces cutting-edge content with new hire; Fragrance ad spend drops from holiday season to Valentine’s Day; Chanel celebrates musical roots via Apple Music partnership; Phillips to auction off Elvis Presley-owned watch.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Feb. 16 – Galeries Lafayette wins bid for Paris Aéroport’s watchmaking endeavor; BFC invests into China with new partnerships; Harper’s Bazaar reinforces cutting-edge content with new hire; Fragrance ad spend drops from holiday season to Valentine’s Day; Chanel celebrates musical roots via Apple Music partnership; Phillips to auction off Elvis Presley-owned watch.
Today in luxury – Follow me: Luxury brands turn to social media to connect with customers; Glenda Bailey talks future of magazines and Harper’s Bazaar 150th anniversary; London’s luxury home sales haven’t been boosted by a falling pound; BMW eyes possible electric vehicle joint venture in China.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Sept. 15 – Barneys takes path less-traveled at Cannes for fall campaign; Harper’s Bazaar strengthens editors’ voice in ShopBazaar updates; Cartier ensured flagship overhaul preserved historical integrity of mansion; Porsche captures winners’ circle excitement in fine dining setting.
Today in luxury marketing – Delvaux ups consumer interaction with two-screen holiday effort; Harper’s Bazaar increases contest participation with Instagram tie-in; Lyst consumers spent 68M minutes on platform in 2014; Cartier targets holiday travelers with new airport storefront.
Hearst’s Harper’s Bazaar magazine has partnered with high-end cosmetics marketer Estée Lauder to search for the most fashionable woman in the United States.
LONDON – Condé Nast and Hearst, publishers of fashion magazines Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar, respectively, say that the luxury industry is going strong and will continue to flourish regardless of the economy.
