Bluefly brings customization to luxury shopping with new app
High-end online retailer Bluefly has teamed up with Hunch to create an application that personalizes consumers’ shopping experiences based on their fashion preferences.
High-end online retailer Bluefly has teamed up with Hunch to create an application that personalizes consumers’ shopping experiences based on their fashion preferences.
In support of emerging fashion designers, W Hotels launched its “Fashion Next” initiative and presented its Global Glam Collection in at the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week.
Today in luxury marketing – Cadillac sponsors Style Week Orange County; Morgans Hotel Group unveils Semi-Automatic at Hudson; House of Fraser unveils Daisy Lowe as the face of Biba.
Cartier is promoting its involvement in the ultra-upscale French antique festival Biennale des Antiquaires via its Rouge Cartier emagazine.
RSS | Advertise with us September 17, 2010 Read more on luxurydaily.com | Advertise Newsletter signup for latest news HEADLINES SPONSOR Today’s headlines Cartier promotes involvement in prestigious Parisian fair via emagazine Fred Segal Feet treads mobile and online marketing path Luxury brands buck wasteful email marketing trend: Kognitio Net-A-Porter shores up mobile, social […]
Fred Segal Feet is for the first time promoting its annual sale via mobile and online channels.
Luxury brands are less susceptible to email marketing miscues such as failure to target and space out messages, per analytics firm Kognitio.
Online retailer Net-A-Porter.com has been making big moves in the realms of mobile and social media leading up to this week’s Fashion Week festivities.
Harrods of London has already begun promoting its 2010 Christmas hampers for the holiday season, via an email campaign.
Can you remember the last time you filled out the order form in the middle of a catalog, mailed it in and awaited your package? Me neither.