To delve deeper into understanding what makes a brand luxury and why – whether it is a new brand such as Shinola or a classic one such as Montblanc – brands need to deliver the same essential values to the customers.
Hearst-owned men’s lifestyle publication Esquire is taking over a London townhouse to illustrate the convergence point of style and substance.
Ecommerce platform VeryFirstTo is giving a whole new meaning to the term “pub-crawl,” with an extreme version that takes members on an international trip.
The key to creating a superior mobile shopping experience begins with the understanding that mobile search matters.
French couture designer Jean Paul Gaultier is lending his over-the-top aesthetic to Berlin revue “The One Grand Show.”
Affluent millennials are paving the way for a new way of earning, with less than half of the demographic completing post-graduate degrees compared to wealthy baby boomers.
Devalued currency rates in Russia have spurred an uptick in tourism and the purchase of luxury accessories within the market, according to Euromonitor.
Italian decorative arts brand Fornasetti is gathering together creative minds for a staging of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s “Il dissoluto punito ossia il Don Giovanni” in Milan and Florence.
Amazon Property inaugurated its most recent real estate development project overlooking Regent’s Park, London with support from fine works of art valued at £100 million, or $124 million at current exchange rates.
Many brands considering or currently working with the company approach Amazon’s business the exact same way that they do all of their other retailer relationships. Why do they do this if it is no secret that Amazon is so disruptive and different?
