June 10, 2015
MONTE-CARLO, Monaco – During the Financial Times’ Business of Luxury Summit June 7-9, brand delegates and attendees came together to discuss technology, legacy and the new consumer.
At the end of the first day's talks on June 8, attendees returned to Sporting Monte-Carlo later that evening for a black tie gala dinner Reception featuring live music and entertainment, followed by a poolside after party at Le Méridien Beach Plaza. The second day of the summit, June 9, featured panels on China and VIP clientele, as well as keynotes by Fiat Chrysler's John Elkann and Yoox's Federico Marchetti.
Over the last decade, luxury brands and executives have gathered together for the Financial Times Business of Luxury Summit to discuss the ailments and opportunities currently facing the industry as a whole. For the 2015 and eleventh edition, the Financial Times is holding its annual summit in Monte-Carlo, Monaco on the Côte d’Azur where “Technology, Legacy and the New Consumer” were the main topics of discussion (see story) .
Below are images from the gala dinner and Day 2:
Before dinner the room was transformed as the roof opened
Following dinner was a aerial silk performance
Breakfast was served overlooking the water
Sponsor Maserati set up a mini store so attendees could shop during breaks
Maserati sold its lifestyle merchandise
After the summit wrapped, attendees gathered in Monte-Carlo Bay Hotels' Blue Bay Restaurant for lunch
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