Luxury brands take on breast cancer fight with stories, encouragement
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, luxury brands are joining the conversation, using their platform to raise funds and awareness for the cause.
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, luxury brands are joining the conversation, using their platform to raise funds and awareness for the cause.
In the next three years, 6 percent of high-net-worth Chinese consumers are likely to purchase investment real estate properties in the United States, especially in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle.
The event boasts 186 speakers for 68 sessions under the overarching theme of “Shift, experience, reimagine.”
While customer experience is hardly a new concept in the marketing world, recent mobile developments underscore the extent to which experience matters more than technology.
Social media is now the main avenue luxury fashion brands are using to communicate with consumers for customer service, with 58 percent leveraging Facebook Messenger, according to a recent report from L2.
The 18th annual New York Fashion Conference opens Nov. 4-5 in New York, with this year’s theme of pioneers with a focus on conception, creation and innovation.
These days, push commerce is the default setting for marketers. Do you want customers? Assemble a gargantuan email list, blast out notifications with dozens of deals multiple times a day, and hope it will nudge someone toward a buy.
French luxury conglomerate Kering Group and Parsons School of Design are collaborating on a new course to measure the environmental impact of designs.
If wealth and upper-class stations are evaporating as lifestyle markers, old-guard luxury brands are in a tough position.
The trendiest travel destinations double as the world’s most peaceful nations, which in turn has resulted in surging interest and appeal among affluent travelers, according to a new report from Travel Leaders Group.