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Burberry, Stella McCartney embrace artisan approach in international showcase
Sustainable fashion consultancy Eco-Age is championing artisan skills through a global initiative that pairs design talents with craftspeople.
Over last decade, New York real estate saw record-breaking prices per square foot
While market-wide activity in luxury real estate in New York’s Manhattan borough saw a drop of 11.2 percent in the past 10 years, all price indicators saw record highs.
Home décor looks up as remodeling, moving momentum continues
Increasing consumer confidence, growth in new home construction and the rise of the millennial homebuyer are set to boost the market for home furnishings.
Chinese buyers of British automobiles only want premium marques: SMMT
Luxury vehicles in the United Kingdom have propelled the region’s growth in car exports, of which demand was highest in China.
How not to handle a collaboration request for influencer marketing
Often times, pitching and the negotiation that comes out of it occurs behind closed doors, and consumers only see the outcome.
Burberry lends its support to Afghanistan’s cashmere industry
British fashion house Burberry is lending its support to rural communities in Afghanistan through a charitable initiative with Oxfam and PUR Projet.
7 in 10 consumers have self-gifted diamonds
Despite the rise of diamond disruptors such as synthetic stones and gemstones, the majority of consumers from the United States and China plan to purchase diamond jewelry in the coming year.
New aristocracy seeks spacious, secure homes
Millennial and Gen X luxury homebuyers are more apt than their predecessors to have spent a lifetime surrounded by wealth, making them discerning and educated real estate consumers.
5 luxury marketing strategies for exclusivity
Your brand does not have to stand on a pedestal where everybody likes it. It only needs to be conditioned to suit very specific tastes. Sell excitement, not predictability.