JennAir turns to midcentury festival in modernization move
As part of its broader push to rethink luxury, appliance maker JennAir is heading to Modernism Week for consumer activations.
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3 questions brands should ask themselves around Fashion Week
While runway shows still hold a large, important place in the world of fashion, we are living in a time where it is not the only way for a fashion brand to make a splash.
Lexus, Porsche rank as most dependable 3-year-old cars
According to new research, Toyota Corp.’s Lexus is proving to the most dependable automotive brand in the eyes of consumers, followed closely by Porsche.
Could Prada’s move to amplify diverse voices solve fashion’s racial blindspot?
Following repercussions of a product many deemed as racist, Italian fashion label Prada is spotlighting diversity and inclusion in a new program, as many of its peers attempt to navigate similar controversies.
Coastal, urban communities “most loved” neighborhoods: report
Home values in the country’s most desirable neighborhoods can be at least three times higher than in their overall metro areas, according to a new analysis from online real estate marketplace Zillow.
Direct-to-consumer disrupts all sectors with new customer journey
The ubiquitous nature of technology today has allowed new companies to flourish and greatly disrupt luxury retail, but those who are seeing the most success embody a number of clear characteristics such as focusing on the customer relationship.
Southern California home to most expensive, strongest seller’s markets
The Los Angeles-Beach metro area was the most expensive luxury market last year, edging out other American cities with the costliest median price per square foot for single homes.
Making luxury retailers’ physical stores smarter
While everyday and premium brands may be hardest hit by the “Amazon effect,” luxury brands are looking for new ways to shape the in-store shopping experience and make their stores profitable, faster.
Rolls-Royce expands apprenticeship program
British automaker Rolls-Royce is growing its apprentice class, bringing the total number of candidates to a record 31.
Education, ethics key for home brands seeking millennial consumers
Millennial consumers are shaking up the home industry by delaying ownership, shopping digitally and sourcing sustainably-minded goods, according to analysts from Euromonitor.