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How synthetic materials, AI will change luxury’s future

Published: 20/04/2018

LISBON, PORTUGAL – Synthetic and sustainable materials will be the future of luxury due to their programmability. Read more

Source: www.luxurydaily.com
In the future, leather will be animal-free, says Bottega Veneta CEO

Published: 20/04/2018

LISBON, Portugal – Sustainability is so profoundly consequential in luxury manufacturing today that leather in the future will likely be completely synthesized, according to the CEO of Bottega Veneta. Read more

Source: www.luxurydaily.com
Geography is much better indicator of customer behavior than age

Published: 20/04/2018

LISBON, Portugal – For many luxury brands, focusing too heavily on arbitrary customer demographics such as age is far less effective than focusing on their geographic location. Read more

Source: www.luxurydaily.com

It is luxury’s responsibility to speak for diversity in beauty: Coty exec

Published: 20/04/2018

LISBON, Portugal – Personal care group Coty Inc. works with a variety of high-end brands to create fragrances that appeal to the modern world, hoping diversity will be universal in the near future. Read more

Source: www.luxurydaily.com
Operating in China without full investment is impossible task, says Vogue China exec

Published: 20/04/2018

LISBON, Portugal – China is an increasingly enticing target for many Western luxury brands, but they must understand that Chinese culture can change rapidly and be prepared to handle its variations. Read more

Source: www.luxurydaily.com
Design is more than the product, it is about environment: Mulberry creative director

Published: 20/04/2018

LISBON, Portugal – The theater of staging a product line in stores and the marketing surrounding it is just as important as creating the design of the object itself, according to British fashion label ... Read more

Source: www.luxurydaily.com

Experiences in luxury – Luxury Memo special report

Published: 19/04/2018

The sale of goods and services is ultimately the end goal for all brands. However, the high standard that comes with not only the products, but also the experiences of luxury creates a fundamental fac ... Read more

Source: www.luxurydaily.com
Customer service should go beyond consumption: Iguatemi CEO

Published: 19/04/2018

LISBON, Portugal – Remaining relevant in today’s retail environment revolves around creating convenience and experiences for consumers, according to the CEO of Brazilian shopping center chain Iguatemi ... Read more

Source: www.luxurydaily.com
I will never do clothing, says Christian Louboutin

Published: 19/04/2018

LISBON, Portugal – While speaking at the Condé Nast International Luxury Conference, footwear designer Christian Louboutin expressed his confidence that his epoynmous brand will not produce a clothing ... Read more

Source: www.luxurydaily.com

Nothing creates a memory better than a luxury good: Rimowa CEO

Published: 19/04/2018

LISBON, Portugal – Millennials are known to be experience driven, always looking for the most exciting activity to share on social media. But the value of having ownership over a luxury product can be ... Read more

Source: www.luxurydaily.com
42 speakers from the world’s leading luxury brands – Women in Luxury New York 2018

Published: 19/04/2018

Register now for the 2nd annual Women in Luxury conference New York Wednesday, May 9. Speakers include senior execs from Chanel, Apple, UBS, Bally, BMW, Richemont’s Piaget, Kering’s Ponant, Dodo, Pome ... Read more

Source: www.luxurydaily.com
Mobile apps are the new luxury department stores, says YNAP CEO

Published: 19/04/2018

LISBON, Portugal – About half of Yoox Net-A-Porter Group’s sales in 2017 came through mobile, pointing to the importance of the channel for reaching the luxury consumer. Read more

Source: www.luxurydaily.com

Couture is about more than expensive clothes: Maria Grazia Chiuri

Published: 19/04/2018

LISBON, Portugal – What separates couture from ready-to-wear is more than a price tag, according to the artistic director of Christian Dior. Read more

Source: www.luxurydaily.com
Language of future is language of machines

Published: 19/04/2018

LISBON, Portugal – In the future, interactions with retailers and brands could likely be handled through an artificial intelligence bot, causing disruption for luxury. Read more

Source: www.luxurydaily.com
Chanel lawsuit: When can another marketer use Chanel’s brand?

Published: 18/04/2018

What makes this case notable is that many of the activities that Chanel complains about involve social media and other 21st-century means of promotion. The case could be a landmark in drawing the line ... Read more

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Milan Design Week brings luxury brands from around the world

Published: 18/04/2018

Luxury brands are gathering this week for Salone del Mobile and Milan Design Week to celebrate home décor and design in one of the fashion capitals of the world. Read more

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Jewelry brands must do more to attract young craftspeople, artisans

Published: 18/04/2018

NEW YORK – To preserve the jewelry industry's prosperity, brands will have to remove the stigma of being a laborer and entice more young artisans to make fine jewelry. Read more

Source: www.luxurydaily.com
Gucci previews Shanghai show in visual journey

Published: 18/04/2018

Italian fashion label Gucci is exploring the concept of originality through an upcoming exhibition curated by artist Maurizio Cattelan. Read more

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Sustainability, Asian markets to drive global cosmetics sales: report

Published: 18/04/2018

Global color cosmetics sales are up 6 percent from 2017, reaching a total of $48.3 billion in 2018. Read more

Source: www.luxurydaily.com
Stuart Weitzman, Balmain, Marriott, Tesla and JD – Live news

Published: 18/04/2018

Luxury Daily's live news from April 17 - Stuart Weitzman names Eraldo Poletto CEO; Balmain debuts intimate, experiential store concept in Milan; Marriott, Ritz-Carlton, Starwood to merge loyalty progr ... Read more

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Moncler, Spanish luxury, robots and Natalie Massenet – News briefs

Published: 18/04/2018

Today in luxury - Moncler transformed ski parkas with $1K price tags. What’s next?; Spanish luxury brands buoyed by high-end tourists; Robots will replace humans in retail, says China's JD.com; Natali ... Read more

Source: www.luxurydaily.com

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