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This model boasts 40 functions, including 23 complications.
The British designer is putting the platform of her vegan skincare brand to good use in pursuit of climate justice, centering anthropologist Jane Goodall and other activists in a new campaign.
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Luxury Daily’s live news: French-Spanish fashion designer Paco Rabanne dies at 88; Kering appoints Raffaella Cornaggia as CEO of new beauty entity; Tiffany & Co. adds limited-edition sports jersey to Super Bowl LVII lineup; Hublot, Murakami limit sale of 13 new timepieces to NFT owners only.
Alibaba is often, and not without reason, seen as a proxy for customer spending in the Chinese economy.
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Luxury Daily’s live news: French-Spanish fashion designer Paco Rabanne dies at 88; Kering appoints Raffaella Cornaggia as CEO of new beauty entity; Tiffany & Co. adds limited-edition sports jersey to Super Bowl LVII lineup; Hublot, Murakami limit sale of 13 new timepieces to NFT owners only.
Swiss watchmaker Hublot is encouraging collectibility with a new iterative release.
French luxury conglomerate Kering has created a new beauty entity and has appointed Raffaella Cornaggia as its CEO.
U.S. jeweler Tiffany & Co. is honoring the brand’s ties to American football with the release of a special sports jersey in honor of this year’s event.
Spanish-born designer Paco Rabanne has died at the age of 88.
Brooklyn, Dallas and Washington, D.C. are among the markets experiencing enormous growth, as home sales above $10 million skyrocket in these metropolitan areas.
A chef and a sommelier join Canada’s distinguished luxury department store for a conversation about African cuisine and food justice, in celebration of the cultural observance.
Amongst the 20 brands featured, the final quarter of 2022 saw the most movement ever since the ranking’s 2017 start.
Experts offer insights on luxury’s landscape change, as the industry shifts towards a baseline of strong ESG strategies in support of consumers increasingly shopping values-first.
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Luxury Daily’s live news: Latest Estée Lauder earnings show sales down 17pc, fragrance excels; Fairmont, Abbey Road Studios launch joint initiative for emerging artists; Fontainebleau launches $25K whisky tasting, Rolex included; Jo Malone reinstates Rachel Baker as vice president general manager of UK, Ireland.
In addition to featuring a 100 percent rabbit felt hat, among other accessories, the collection was shot with real-life bunnies — a move that was widely-critiqued as being in extremely poor taste.
“LVMH appears to have an insatiable appetite for brand acquisition.”
Rebecca Miller, founder/CEO of ARTful Communication, in LVMH asserts luxury dominance with latest acquisitionsThe years 2021 and 2022 once again proved that the luxury sector has always been the last to enter, but first to recover from any kind of economic or geopolitical crisis.
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), in a highly anticipated decision, ruled that Amazon may be held liable for the advertising of infringing goods that bear registered trademarks.
For brands looking to build passionate and loyal online communities, it is time to look at other options.
Trade dress can be a very powerful form of protection, but only if a company understands how to gain and maintain it.