As people have grown more accustomed to living amid the coronavirus pandemic, marketers still face challenges in effectively communicating with consumers who continue to crave a return to “normalcy” while navigating persistent health risks.
Members of the World Gold Council are being more transparent about their sustainability initiatives, as affluent consumers become more values-oriented and expect brands to be open about their commitments to corporate social responsibility.
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And much of it has nothing to do with the clothes.
Meet the 26 honorees who are set to make a mark next year in the world of luxury: Presenting Luxury Daily’s 2021 Luxury Women to Watch list.
French fashion house Christian Dior is celebrating ambitious women in a series of filmed portraits which allow them to share their unique journeys.
French luxury group Kering is returning as a sponsor and partner for a filmmaking competition that supports women in more ways than one.
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The challenge for luxury brands is finding ways to shift physical store experiences online to save their margins.
LVMH fashion house Kenzo is partnering with the World Wide Fund for Nature to support “Tx2,” an initiative that is committed to protecting the world’s tigers and doubling their numbers by the end of 2022.
