Gucci highlights social issues through film grants
Italy’s Gucci is helping to bring stories of social issues to a broader audience through its Gucci Tribeca Documentary Fund.
Italy’s Gucci is helping to bring stories of social issues to a broader audience through its Gucci Tribeca Documentary Fund.
As the millennial generation comes into the age when luxury travel becomes a major pastime, mobile is emerging as a key way of reaching these consumers and allowing them to easily book their trips.
In January of this year, Alibaba founder Jack Ma announced the formation of an Anti-Counterfeiting Alliance with brands including Louis Vuitton and Swarovski, but the coalition has done little to curb the sale of counterfeit luxury goods on the Chinese ecommerce site.
For most luxury brands, social media is a mass-market strategy – a cost-effective way to reach as many consumers as possible.
Chanel and Burberry are among the luxury labels extending their hours in Beverly Hills, CA this August.
Despite perceived cultural differences, affluent consumers in the United Kingdom and China have habits and attitudes toward luxury that are increasingly similar.
With the ability to order whatever they want online, shoppers visit stores less just to buy things right there, and more to experience what a brand can offer.
London’s Victoria & Albert Museum will host a new series featuring works and artifacts from one of the most luxurious industries in history: luxury ocean liners.
Starting with the success of Birchbox, subscription boxes have become increasingly popular over the last few years, but it is yet to be seen if this retail model can translate to high-fashion.
Rewarded video ads on mobile, which are ads that offer users in-app rewards for watching a full video, are popular among both consumers and app developers, according to a new report.