A new report by The Shullman Institute found that consumers across demographic categories, especially the ultra-affluent, will be shopping at online-only retailers this holiday season.
The following prediction is not meant to shock as much as it is intended to acknowledge Apple’s new reality: 2014 may well be the last year that Apple cloaks itself in exclusivity, selective media outreach and surprise announcements when it launches new products and technologies.
A lot of Instagram action occurred at the New York Fashion Week this year according to an analysis completed by Curalate, a marketing and digital suite for the visual Web.
French furniture company Roche Bobois and the Ritz-Carlton in Westchester, NY, will be featured in the 2014 Westchester Magazine Dream Home: Penthouse Edition for the penthouse at the hotelier’s The Residences property.
Automaker Aston Martin and watchmaker Omega are among the brands included in Christie’s online auction celebrating the 50th anniversary of James Bond’s “Goldfinger.”
British jeweler and diamond company Backes & Strauss is honoring the prestige of London-based retailer Harrods through the creation of a “pièce unique” women’s watch.
French department store Galeries Lafayette has much to celebrate this fall with the upcoming anniversary of the National Association for the Development of the Fashion Arts.
Nothing since Apple’s introduction of push notifications in 2009 is as significant to mobile engagement as its support for interactive notifications and widgets in iOS 8.
NEW YORK – Luxury brands are delving into more bespoke options and marketing, according to Wealth-X’s president at Luxury Retail Summit: Holiday Focus 2014 Sept. 9.
Luxury Daily is inviting opinion pieces on luxury advertising, marketing, media and retail issues that affect marketers as they run multichannel programs for branding as well as customer acquisition, retention and reactivation.
