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The sexiest lingeries: a few grams of the art of seduction
Bordelle, Agent Provocateur, La Perla, ID Sarrieri, Chantelle, Guia La Bruna, Carine Gilson, Intenzioni represent sounding names of the high-end lingerie market. Women appreciate their finesse of execution, exciting patterns, refined materials and the effect on others. If at the hearing of these brands you sturtle, the lookbooks will make you melt. Bordelle With…
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London luxury residential market Surge to Record on foreign buyers
London ‘Super Prime’ Home Sales Surge to Record on Overseas Purchasers Overseas buyers make up 65 percent of the London market for homes costing more than 5 million pounds Buyers from the Middle East, North Africa, Eastern Europe and former Soviet Union are pushing prices in London ‘Super Prime’ Home Sales to new records. Values…
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Saris – Hermes strategy to win new luxury buyers on Indian market
Hermes launches luxury limited edition Indian saris Indian women may wear Western dress to the office during the day but for weddings and other formal occasions they often prefer to wear saris, reflecting the strong pull of tradition. Part of Hermes effort to connect to India’s culture and to the tradition of elegance of Indian…
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Share Your Universe With Us The Future of Luxury Services Digital transformation is reshaping and re-imagining the luxury services of tomorrow. This is a premier marketing opportunity to display your portfolio in front of a very discerning audience of influencers and industry leaders. 2Luxury2 combines inspiration with innovation to bring to light purpose-driven solutions responding…
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Tom Ford plans to revive the Russian luxury market
Tom Ford opens women’s store in luxury-loving Russia Fashion designer Tom Ford has opened his first women’s clothes store in Moscow, giving a confidence boost to Russia’s reviving luxury goods market. The 50-year-old Ford said he was not phased by the prospects of another economic recession in Russia, which previously ranked as the fourth-largest buyer…
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Burberry moving to online and TV advertising – 60% of marketing spend to digital
Burberry has switched the focus of its marketing away from glossy print advertising in favour of digital investment. The luxury fashion brand is promoting the launch of its fragrance Burberry Body through Facebook, instead of glossy fashion magazines for the first time, according to the Financial Times. The brand now spends 60% of its marketing…