Europe’s luxury market supported by Italian fashion demand
As the historical home of the majority of luxury houses, Europe’s market accounts for nearly $83 billion of the personal luxury goods sector, according to a report by R&S Mediobanca.
As the historical home of the majority of luxury houses, Europe’s market accounts for nearly $83 billion of the personal luxury goods sector, according to a report by R&S Mediobanca.
Brands are still struggling to sell fragrances to consumers in the digital space, according to a new report by L2.
British automaker Land Rover is thinking galactic to put itself on the forefront of technological advancement.
Italian real estate prices will stay level as buyers return to the long-term trusted locations, according to a new report by global real estate consultancy Knight Frank.
In a recent study by Trusted Media Brands, marketers have officially named mobile/video native advertising as the new mobile banner ad.
With 1.4 million Twitter followers, U.S. jewelry brand Tiffany & Co. places first among the top 10 jewelers on the social media platform, per Digital Luxury Group.
While brands acknowledge the importance of digital and consumers begin to search for authentic experiences and services, current market trends suggest that traditional luxury will come full circle, per a new report by the Beverly Hills Conference and Visitors Bureau.
Digital publishers have a greater array of tools to play with than ever before, but a handful of trends will help creative teams produce content that truly stands out and keeps audiences engaged.
Italian eyewear manufacturer Safilo is scouting out new design talent through a mentorship program in partnership with Vogue Italia and L’Uomo Vogue.
As retailers innovate and enhance the omnichannel shopping experience, one of their biggest challenges will be creating an inclusive payment security strategy, according to a new report by Boston Retail Partners.