Luxury Daily’s live news from July 25 – Kering’s revenues up 18.6pc in H1; Ralph Lauren to be profiled in upcoming documentary; Gucci takes time to read in watches and jewelry campaign; BMW, Volkswagen align with California for stricter emissions standards; Lagardère looks to grow travel retail business with acquisition; Wealth-X launches subscription service for data screening.
Gucci and Chanel are using the power of customers’ smartphones to deliver more personalized and human-enhanced service to their customers.
Italian fashion group Prada is the latest brand to commit to a fur-free pledge in collaboration with the Fur Free Alliance.
As with many other luxury sectors, home furnishings is facing disruption thanks to consumers’ increasingly digital purchase paths. But more than other categories, décor brands face the challenge of marketing and retailing big-ticket and often large goods sight-unseen.
As with many other luxury sectors, home furnishings is facing disruption thanks to consumers’ increasingly digital purchase paths. But more than other categories, décor brands face the challenge of marketing and retailing big-ticket and often large goods sight-unseen.
As with many other luxury sectors, home furnishings is facing disruption thanks to consumers’ increasingly digital purchase paths. But more than other categories, décor brands face the challenge of marketing and retailing big-ticket and often large goods sight-unseen.
As with many other luxury sectors, home furnishings is facing disruption thanks to consumers’ increasingly digital purchase paths. But more than other categories, décor brands face the challenge of marketing and retailing big-ticket and often large goods sight-unseen.
As with many other luxury sectors, home furnishings is facing disruption thanks to consumers’ increasingly digital purchase paths. But more than other categories, décor brands face the challenge of marketing and retailing big-ticket and often large goods sight-unseen.
Proposed legislation in New York would ban the sale of animal furs, as the movement reaches the fashion capital of the United States.
As with many other luxury sectors, home furnishings is facing disruption thanks to consumers’ increasingly digital purchase paths. But more than other categories, décor brands face the challenge of marketing and retailing big-ticket and often large goods sight-unseen.
