Smartwatches driving timepiece growth in US
Sales of smartwatches were up 54 percent in 2018, contributing to a 13 percent rise in overall watch sales throughout the year, according to data from NPD Group.
Sales of smartwatches were up 54 percent in 2018, contributing to a 13 percent rise in overall watch sales throughout the year, according to data from NPD Group.
Online searches for designer fashions have grown 46 percent over the last four years in the United Kingdom, as digital inquiries become a stronger indicator of brand value.
A report by McKinsey & Co. states that nearly one-fifth of personal luxury sales will take place online by 2025.
Swiss jeweler Piaget is delving into its relationship with gold and art in an exhibit at Art Dubai 2019.
With almost a third of consumers preferring to see and interact with products in-person rather than shop online, brands have opportunities to reinvent retail experiences.
As many industry trade fairs lose steam, WatchTime is bucking the trend and is adding a new show to meet consumer demand.
Italian label Gucci is looking to increase diversity and representation in fashion through the creation of a community fund and scholarship program.
Rates of fraud on jewelry and luxury goods were up nearly 20 percent in 2018, as the high sticker value on these items makes these illegal activities more lucrative.
Drivers report greater satisfaction with service experiences when dealerships incorporate more digital communications, despite automakers’ delay in harnessing technology.
While users rely on Facebook for sharing articles or memes, Instagram has taken on a more aspirational slant, giving users the feeling of scrolling through pages in search of inspiration. Instagram immerses these users in a more luxurious way of life.