Diamond industry likely to follow strong 2017 with further growth
The global diamond industry experienced a strong 2017, with 2 percent growth across all industry sectors propelled by a dramatic increase in production.
The global diamond industry experienced a strong 2017, with 2 percent growth across all industry sectors propelled by a dramatic increase in production.
Luxury Daily is inviting opinion pieces on luxury business, advertising, marketing, media and retail issues that affect marketers as they run multichannel programs for branding as well as customer acquisition, retention and reactivation.
Counterfeits are the biggest pain point for any luxury sector. Per the Global Brand Counterfeiting Report 2018, counterfeits cost the luxury industry $30.3 billion in lost online sales in 2017.
While fashion companies are making moves to support the vulnerable workers in their supply chains, a new report argues that there is still significant room for improvement.
Do luxury brands really know the Chinese customer, or do they simply view them as walking dollar signs? The numbers are eye-popping, with Chinese accounting for 32 percent of the $319.6 billion spent on luxury goods worldwide and only 10 percent of those sales occurring in China.
U.S. fashion label Ralph Lauren is seeing the pitfalls of a tumultuous political climate in France, as a ceremony for its founder is bring pushed back.
Luxury cosmetics labels are beginning to pay more attention to male consumers, as sales of men’s grooming products continue to grow.
The growth rate for luxury homes in the United States continues to slow, as the most expensive homes reached an average price of $1.7 million in the third quarter.
Marketers should understand that an entire generation of enlightened consumers operates with a philosophy that every brand they use, wear and consume reflects on their own personal brand.
NEW YORK – Luxury apparel and accessories brands are finding new methods of engagement that balance their traditions with the changing priorities of luxury shoppers.