Retail group Neiman Marcus is Luxury Daily’s 2019 Retailer of the Year for its embrace of emerging categories, a new market and the circular economy.
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Read MoreNew York’s 57th Street, also known as Billionaires’ Row, topped the global list of ultra-prime residential streets and neighbourhoods where transactions of more than $25 million have taken place.
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Read MoreSix months after its launch, U.S. brand Marc Jacobs International’s The Marc Jacobs line opened its first boutique in Paris as it targets the French market.
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Read MoreMedia group Condé Nast is Luxury Daily’s 2019 Publisher of the Year for its innovative and forward-looking approach towards extending its pillar brands into new categories.
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Read MoreAccording to data from the Chinese media intelligence company CTR, the French luxury label Chanel spent the most advertising money on print media in October, a standout among other luxury brands.
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Read MoreSought-after luxury streetwear brand, Off-White has just unveiled its latest capsule collection which was developed in collaboration with the most visited museum in the world, The Louvre Paris. The collection was commissioned to commemorate the museum’s Leonardo da Vinci tribute exhibit which celebrates the great Renaissance master’s outstanding contributions on the 500th anniversary of his death.
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Read MorePorsche has teamed up with Lucasfilm Ltd to design a fantasy starship, dubbed the Tri-Wing S-91x Pegasus Starfighter.
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Read MoreA house in Tulum once owned by Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar will soon be turned into a luxury hotel.
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Read MoreSO/ Hotels & Resorts has launched the SO/ Wellness Experience, which is inspired by the brand’s rebellious interpretation of luxury.
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Read MoreDomio, a startup that designs and then rents out apart-hotels with kitchens and other full-home experiences, has raised $100 million, $50 million in equity and $50 million in debt, to expand its business in the US and globally to 25 markets by next year, up from 12 today.
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Read MoreThe Italian design duo, who had long planned on shutting down their brand at retirement, now want the Dolce family to take over.
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