Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer’s ambassadress Cara Delevingne has used her personal timepiece from the brand for a cause dear to her heart, donating it to a conservationist organization studying wild lions in Africa.
“I don’t believe in this idea of luxury anymore,” famously said J.W. Anderson, the latest It Boy of luxury fashion. “That weird notion of luxury for me is like shopping in an airport.” Mr. Anderson just vocalized what many in the industry are thinking, wondering about their role and place in the world of affluents in 2015 and beyond.
Did Art Monaco in July live up to expectations this year? Art connoisseurs offer a critique on what went right and wrong.
Sixty-two percent of retailers are planning to allocate more funds toward their loyalty programs this year, according to a new report from Boston Retail Partners.
French jeweler Cartier is teaming with British retailer Harrods to introduce a tome dedicated to the maison and its Panthère designs.
The Balenciaga AW15 show was running late. Everyone was waiting for the girl of the moment to show up. She finally appeared, and settled herself in the front row next to Anna Wintour. This It Girl was not Beyonce. It was not Kate Moss.
Canadian department store chain Holt Renfrew is celebrating the world’s elephants through a themed pop-up shop.
Chinese department store chain Lane Crawford is celebrating 165 years in the retail business with a comprehensive campaign that examines the relationship between fashion and art.
Swiss watchmaker Richard Mille is continuing to align its brand with automakers by hosting the Chantilly Arts & Elegance Richard Mille event for the second year in a row.
Using social media to capture the attention of Generation Z is the latest key to marketing success, according to a new infographic from Inflexion Interactive.
