This past weekend, luxury group LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton opened the doors to 56 global sites to the public, allowing thousands of visitors the chance to peek behind-the-scenes of its houses.
As luxury marketers aim to build loyalty programs that appeal to the growing consumer base of millennial and Gen Z shoppers, they may be missing out on the affluent older generations by not taking their needs into account.
Italian fashion house Gucci is investigating the art of copying in an exhibit that mirrors a project from the past.
From Burberry’s recent announcement to stop burning unsold goods, to major watch and jewelry companies turning to lab-grown diamonds, time and time again we hear companies talk about sustainability in terms of “going green.”
To commemorate Breast Cancer Awareness Month, luxury brands across different sectors are turning to storytelling and special events to shed light on the disease and support research efforts.
Retailers are too focused on overall sales and figures rather than harnessing the potential of returning customers, who are proven to have lower costs for conversion and have a higher average order value.
Swiss watchmaker Ulysse Nardin is celebrating its nautical roots through a partnership with the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.
This year’s list of Luxury Women to Watch 2019 features honorees who have set ambitious goals to achieve in a luxury market that, while growing, is also challenged by rapid changes in consumer behavior and technology.
While the number of ultra-wealthy Chinese consumers has declined for the first time since 2012, the population of individuals with net worths of more than $290 million is actually greater than it was five years ago.
Luxury vehicles are the most popular cars mentioned in song lyrics across several musical genres, with German automaker Mercedes-Benz the most name-dropped brand.
