As top luxury brands pull back from wholesale, e-tailers like Mytheresa, Matchesfashion and Net-a-Porter are adding online concession to their business models rather than to lose access to Gucci loafers and Balenciaga hoodies.
The home goods market was heating up pre-pandemic, but now a fresh crop of brands have ambitions to capitalise on the space. What do they need to do to succeed?
This week, Aya Kanai was named Pinterest’s new head of content and editorial partnerships, while Valentino general manager for the Middle East, Laurent Bergamo, was promoted to chief executive of the Americas region.
The retailer, facing growing pains of its own, is launching a new 'Innovators Programme' to bolster the fledgling labels that help set it apart from competitors in a crowded luxury e-commerce market.
From Zoom styling consultations to digital VIP dinners, here’s how luxury retailers are continuing to woo the wealthy.