Will the FCC’s net neutrality rollback cripple online retail?
For retailers, the repercussions from a loss of net neutrality could be catastrophic.
For retailers, the repercussions from a loss of net neutrality could be catastrophic.
British automaker Aston Martin is invading Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA with an event series that takes a casual approach to building awareness.
Luxury goods group Kering has announced that the success of its inaugural batch of startups for the “Plug and Play – Fashion for Good” accelerator has led to a second edition.
German automaker BMW is turning to artists for a new perspective on technological innovation and an imaginative look at the auto industry.
As luxury proliferates, consumer attitudes toward the industry are moving away from a product-focused view to using luxury as a means of expressing an identity.
Fashion houses Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Prada are leading the way as the top luxury brands in engagement on social media, but an automaker has them all beat, according to Origami Logic.
The next generation of customers is set to redefine luxury and change the way premium brands do business.
Chinese couturière Guo Pei will be the subject of her first solo museum exhibition in the United States at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) in September.
Geopolitical changes and turmoil represent a few of the top concerns for retailers in the United States, and luxury retailers will be especially affected by them due to their global nature.
Old rules of prestige brand making – price, provenance, precious materials – are still present, but new ones have established themselves next to them, sometimes in defying opposition.