Tag: Luxury Brands
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Bentley and Bomber Ski announce new ski and drive experience
Bomber for Bentley Ski & Drive Experience will bring together a community of the most discerning skiing and driving enthusiasts, allowing them to demo skis of the highest quality, drive the world’s best cars, and share their passion for both pastimes. Celebrating the success of the “Bomber for Bentley” limited edition skis that…
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4 Essential Marketing Tips for New Luxury Brands
Launching a luxury brand seems like it can be a prohibitively expensive and challenging thing to do. However, there have been many companies that started as small artisan operations and grew into large international luxury brands. Having a humble starting point doesn’t mean you can’t launch your own luxury brand out of nowhere. In fact,…
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‘Death of an icon’: the downfall of Barneys New York
What was once New York’s premier fashion store is entering its last days before closing – but luxury lives on elsewhere
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Italian atelier and high-end shoe manufacturer Alberto Gozzi acquired by global fashion luxury group
Global fashion luxury group Capri Holdings Limited announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Italian atelier and shoe manufacturer Alberto Gozzi in Pistoia, Tuscany. The Alberto Gozzi factory, owned and operated by the Gozzi family since its founding in 1974, has produced high-end shoes for many of the world’s top luxury brands…
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Asia delivers the majority of luxury market growth; online continues to disrupt. Report
The global luxury market confirmed this year the moderate growth rate associated with the ‘new normal’ era, mainly driven by Asian buyers. “The luxury customer is present and increasingly active, dramatically rewriting the rulebook of the industry. Brands will need to pivot to a new model to respond to customers’ needs when it comes…
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Tiffany takeover approach is all about chasing Chinese money
LVMH bid for jeweller is latest attempt to target China’s new wealthy generationLuxury goods group LVMH makes $14.5bn Tiffany & Co approach