
LVMH's luxury watch brands Hublot and Bulgari have pushed sales above 2019 levels in the past year and more growth is expected this year on strong U.S. demand, company executives have said.
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LVMH's luxury watch brands Hublot and Bulgari have pushed sales above 2019 levels in the past year and more growth is expected this year on strong U.S. demand, company executives have said.
LVMH-owned Italian jewellery brand Bulgari has become part of the French group’s Watches & Jewellery division, headed since the summer by the French manager, who has now joined the group's executive committee.
Ever since it opened during last month fashionistas, fans and tourists have chorused that the retrospective Thierry Mugler: Couturissime inside the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris is essential viewing.
UK jeweller Beaverbrooks is banking on continuing growth at the luxury end of the market. That’s why the family-owned business is expanding its offer in the sector, launching a new high-end brand called Loupe.
E-commerce giant Alibaba has launched a set of new functionalities on its Tmall Luxury Pavilion site, designed to enable leading labels to reach out to the younger cohorts of Chinese luxury consumers.
MCH Group has canceled its Baselworld watch exhibition in 2021, the trade exhibition company said on Thursday, a further blow for the event that was once one of the watch industry’s top showcases.
On Tuesday, Italian jeweller Bulgari announced it was pulling out of this year’s Baselworld watch industry show, another setback for the Basel event’s organisers.
More than 1,000 exhibitors and over 2,000 collections were showcased at the latest edition of Munich Fabric Start on 3-5 September. The next edition will take place from 4-6 February 2020.
Global advertising spend is expected to grow 4.6% in 2019, a dip from previous estimates, with internet advertising seen slowing to single digits in 2021 for first since the dotcom bubble burst.
Swiss watchmakers are starting to see signs of slowing spending from Chinese tourists, but are still banking on demand shifting to mainland China to fuel growth this year, several high-end brands said on Monday.