During Ipsos’ webinar “Affluents in the Fast Lane,” it was revealed that Japanese automaker Lexus is by far the top brand that comes to the mind of affluents in terms of luxury vehicles.
Luxury fashion has always thrived on a culture of exclusivity, but the modern age has brought about a democratization of the apparel and accessories space that brands are still currently navigating.
High satisfaction rates from guests who interact with hotel brands’ mobile applications while on their trips reveal the potential of hospitality apps.
From Alain Passard’s tomato confit with 12 flavors to Anne-Sophie Pic’s asparagus with Arabica coffee, creative and surprising combinations of tastes and textures have been essential to the success of the world’s most recognized chefs.
LVMH-owned jeweler Bulgari is aligning with Italy’s National Museum of the Arts of the XXI Century, better known as MAXXI, for a prize meant to support contemporary artists.
While the luxury goods sector is continuing to see low profit numbers, luxury brands and retailers need to look to millennials as their saving grace.
To entice a new generation of Judith Leiber aficionados, Authentic Brands Group relaunched the brand in 2013 complete with a social media program designed to create brand awareness and establish a presence among a younger audience.
Despite having more than 44,000 color options for its bespoke clients, British automaker Rolls-Royce has added a new shade to its palette.
United States President Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago has seen a number of high-profile nonprofit organizations cancel events at the West Palm Beach, FL country club.
China is rapidly becoming one of the most important luxury markets in the world, with more than $7.4 billion in luxury goods being bought in the country per year, according to a new report from McKinsey.
