HONG KONG – For too long, luxury brands have operated as if there is still a distinction between the online and offline worlds instead of accepting that affluent shoppers seek out personalized, omichannel experiences.
China specializes in big numbers, such as the “32 percent of luxury consumption globally is from China” stat that gets rolled out in every related article or event.
NEW YORK — As perceptions of high fashion and luxury continue to evolve, brands and designers should become more open-minded about embracing different audiences.
Luxury group Kering and beauty manufacturer L’Oreal are among the many brands to have joined a mission to stop gender-based violence and abuse.
Still wines are proving to be the most frequently purchased form of luxury alcohol across all age groups worldwide.
NEW YORK – As technology continues to tighten its grip on the luxury world, it is increasingly important and more challenging for luxury brands to cut through the noise and reach affluents.
NEW YORK – Unique experiences continue to be one of the defining characteristics of luxury purchases, as more mass market and premium labels encroach on traditional heritage brands.
Affluents continue to see hotels as authority figures when looking for authentic travel experiences, according to a new report from Fairmont Hotels & Resorts.
Precision-cut crystal maker Swarovski is furthering its focus on promoting fashion talent through a partnership with the Savannah College of Art and Design Hong Kong.
NEW YORK – Much of the retail innovation happening today is being driven by consumers, as their preferences for experiences and digital engagement push brands to evolve.
