4 trends turning the streaming business on its ear
After a decade of steady growth, the future of major streaming players such as Netflix and Hulu is suddenly in question, and the uncertainty has left experts pondering a litany of questions.
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Chanel taking next cruise show to Capri
French fashion house Chanel is decamping for Capri, Italy for its upcoming cruise 2021.
Sephora, Nordstrom lead in personalization rankings
Beauty retailer Sephora’s loyalty program, targeted emails and ominchannel experience have helped it earn top marks in a new personalization report.
Optimizing human flow: Making the most of data and experiential marketing
The digital advertising boom – with a whole generation living their lives online – has made human connection a commodity.
The rise and fall of virtual fashion
Will virtual fashion replace fast fashion? Apart from the wider technological landscape, a complex global political and social crisis has given way to fertile ground for cultural change.
Advertising to black consumers on the decline as their spending power grows
As African-American consumers continue to maximize both on- and offline shopping options, luxury brands must better articulate values in their advertising to reach this valuable audience.
Oscar de la Renta teams with Dream Foundation on fundraising fete
U.S. fashion label Oscar de la Renta is partnering with the Dream Foundation on a fundraising event, using its designs to help raise funds for the organization.
Four Seasons to stage “underground playground” in London
Hospitality group Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts is taking its Pop Down concept to London with a temporary concept centered on a playful theme.
Seabourn extends UNESCO alliance in preservation push
Cruise line Seabourn is supporting UNESCO’s mission to protect heritage sites by extending its partnership with the organization by five years.
How to save fashion retail
With more than 12,000 physical stores forced to close in the last decade in the United States alone, and ecommerce growing at a rate of 15 percent year-on-year over the same period, it is easy to see how the phrase “retail apocalypse” has developed such currency.