Rolls-Royce boasts Karl Lagerfeld photography via exhibit
British automaker Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is gaining visibility through a new exhibit in its “Icons of Art” series featuring photographs by Chanel creative director Karl Lagerfeld.
British automaker Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is gaining visibility through a new exhibit in its “Icons of Art” series featuring photographs by Chanel creative director Karl Lagerfeld.
Marketers should focus more on mobile and social behavioral strategies to guide a consumer through the purchase flow.
The convergence of cloud-based software and feature-rich mobile devices offers new possibilities for retailers to better serve and engage their shoppers.
Luxury marketers should consider young affluents as an influential group to drive revenue since this demographic is spending approximately twice as much as mature affluents, according to a new survey from Unity Marketing.
Retailers are projecting a 3.1 percent increase in sales on Black Friday and a 4.3 percent increase in Cyber Monday sales, according to a new survey by auditor BDO USA.
German automaker BMW is pushing its new i concept electric vehicles through a week-long event in New York featuring vehicle displays and interactive showcases on sustainability.
Evidence suggests that some luxury brands are less skilled at CRM than others – and there are some particularly common pitfalls.
French fashion house Chanel is showing its Métiers d’Art Collection in a Scottish castle to flaunt the inspiration behind the pieces from the brand’s history in the country.
In the last few weeks, there have been rumors about an impending sale of the Harry Winston brand. What follows is an assessment of the company’s presentation on the Web and a few observations on how Harry Winston has inadvertently highlighted the brand’s inherent weaknesses in terms of its business model, value proposition and marketing strategy.
Thirty-five percent of millennials in the United States reported that their likelihood of purchasing luxury goods has increased over the past year, while 46 percent of baby boomers said that their likelihood has decreased, according to a new survey from Accenture.