Fendi flashbulbs explode, giving way to gifting ideas
Italian fashion house Fendi is setting off light bulbs in consumers’ minds as they shop “brilliant” gift ideas for the holidays.
Italian fashion house Fendi is setting off light bulbs in consumers’ minds as they shop “brilliant” gift ideas for the holidays.
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French jeweler Cartier is bringing the bricks-and-mortar experience online with a digital holiday window display.
Estée Lauder Cos.’ Crème de la Mer has teamed with lifestyle brand Kelly Wearstler on a limited-edition objet d’art that merges modernist and classic design.
Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills, CA is letting consumers take a bite out of its property with help from “Million Dollar Listing” star Josh Flagg.
British automaker Land Rover is readying to bid farewell to the Defender model with a London takeover and charity auction.
While teenagers insist just about any social media site is cooler than Facebook, these consumers still use the latter most and savvy marketers continue to boost their youth strategies with it, according to a new report from Forrester.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Dec. 8 – Hermès takes sled ride to Paris in holiday short; Moët toasts 2016 via consumer-generated wishes; Harry Winston plays new tune with ambassador Robin Thicke; Lalique, Steinway combine craftsmanship and creativity in crystal piano.
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