Moncler And LVMH Set The Bar High For Luxury Competitors

Two of luxury's biggest players showed that their new business and creative strategies are working.

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Hilton To Open Most Luxury Hotels In Company History This Year

Hilton is on track for a historic year of luxury hotel openings, with four already unveiled and seven more on the way, the company has announced.

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How Should Luxury Brands Represent Masculinity in China?

The recent choice of sensitive heartthrob Keanu Reeves as the new face of Saint Laurent illustrates the evolution of masculinity at a global level, and so-called ‘alpha men’ are selling less inside China.

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The Evolution Of Luxury In Monaco

Monaco has long been associated with the ultimate in luxury and one of the cornerstone events of the Formula 1, but the image of this principality is rapidly evolving.

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A Day In The Life At Britain’s Most Luxurious Dog Hotel

Where a stay costs almost as much as your own holiday.

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How Chanel’s beauty products propel its continued growth

In August, the brand will debut in China through Alibaba’s Tmall platform with its own digital flagship store.

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Pinterest pushes ahead with video strategy

Pinterest is the latest social media platform to invest in updated video features, as it looks to help brands and advertisers serve up actionable inspirational content to consumers.

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Vogue features Zara's sustainability pledge, but is it greenwashing?

This week, in an exclusive interview with Vogue, three prominent Inditex executives sat down to talk about the environmental impact of European fashion brand, Zara.

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Christofle Polishes its Luxury Roots in New Brand Positioning

The silver company said it will modernize while remaining true to its roots, and focus solely on the luxury consumer

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The rise of Chinese luxury traveler and their spending power

Chinese overseas trips predicted to increase from 149.7 million in 2018 to over 400 million by 2030

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Future Dust Is a New Instagram Account Confronting Fashion’s Sustainability Crisis

With a hellish heatwave hitting Europe this summer, it’s getting harder for developed countries to ignore the Earth’s changing climate.

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The top 10 most influential luxury cosmetics brands in the world

We are all aware of Dior and Chanel’s immense success with their lines of beauty products, as well as Pat McGrath Labs, launched by the legendary makeup artist herself.

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Impact of beauty industry on UK economy 'outstrips motor manufacturing'

The selfie culture has helped the growth of beauty product sales to such an extent that the industry is now worth £30 billion to the UK economy, outstripping more traditional sectors.

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What big brands can learn from the smaller players about sustainability

Despite increasingly conscious consumers, established retailers are struggling to transition to more sustainable practices.

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LOLI Beauty is zero-waste, waterless and circular

How This Indie Beauty Brand Is Stirring Up The Sustainable Beauty Scene.

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Dolce & Gabbana scandal is not forgotten in China

Following its November 2018 PR disaster, Dolce & Gabbana has been proclaimed “resurrected.” The Italian fashion label may have made its way back onto the red carpet in the US and Europe, but it remains canceled in one of its most important global markets: China.

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Luxury labels take pop-ups on summer vacation

As affluents spend their summers in the world’s most desirable resort towns, brands including Burberry and Gucci are bringing luxury to them through seasonal pop-ups.

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Moncler CEO on hackathons, data and innovation

Hackathon’s are usually the domain of the geeks: 24- or 48-hour events where computer programmers, designers, project managers, and others bury themselves in a room with the goal of creating a usable piece of software or hardware.

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Is the fashion-tech bubble going to burst?

A combination of low interest rates and investors closing an eye to untested business models might have inflated the value of these stocks.

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Influencer engagement is down, but they still sell

Instagram’s design gave rise to the influencer economy. It may also be its downfall
When everyone is an influencer, no one is an influencer—and Instagram’s user interface is partly to blame.

NewsJustina ShpotaJuly 24, 2019July