Luxury Lab Wednesday, December 02, 2009
Luxurious Consumers, Retail
December 2nd, 2009 | Lauren Proctor

Retailers’ Websites are Getting Smarter About Shoppers

Emerging technologies for online merchants can predict consumer preferences, including who they are and what they want to buy. Will people welcome that familiarity or will it breed contempt? (Los Angeles Times)

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Luxurious Consumers, Media, Retail
December 2nd, 2009 | Lauren Proctor

VonRosen Promises Exclusivity, Once You Pass Their Test

This year, all sorts of sample sale websites have been rising in popularity, and exclusivity is the name of the game. (Brand Channel)

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Luxurious Social Media
December 2nd, 2009 | Lauren Proctor

Complete and Updated List of U.S. Retail Industry Companies Using Facebook

Although it was not created to be a tool for business, a growing number of U.S. retail industry organizations are using the world’s largest social media website to connect with their customers. (About.com)

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Luxurious Fashion
December 2nd, 2009 | Lauren Proctor

Christian Lacroix Faces Liquidation

Christian Lacroix, the loss-making French fashion house, is facing a bleak future after an Arab sheikh touted as its saviour failed to fund an expected rescue package. (The Times)

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Luxurious Daily Digests
December 1st, 2009 | Lauren Proctor

LuxuryLab Daily Digest

As China Apparel Market Grows, Another Shoe Fits For Sequoia (Wall Street Journal)
When figuring out the reasoning behind Sequoia Capital’s latest $10 million investment in online retail in China, there’s only one thing to keep in mind: It’s gotta be the shoes.

Gina Sanders: The Power of “AND” (LuxuryLab Innovation Forum)
Learn how Gina Sanders created ‘Power of ‘And” with Lucky Magazine’s iPhone app.

Why the Luxury ‘Rebound’ May Be Premature (Wall Street Journal)
Luxury is making a quiet comeback–at least according to the luxury industry.

Armani, Cavalli Go Online to Boost Holiday Sales (Bloomberg)
Italian fashion houses including Giorgio Armani SpA and Valentino Fashion Group SpA, which have traditionally spurned the Internet, are testing Web stores this holiday season in a quest for new sources of revenue.

Four Tips for Brands Embracing the New Methods of Storytelling (Ad Age)
The fourth Futures of Entertainment conference hosted by the Convergence Culture Consortium took place at MIT before the holidays, bringing together scholars and key thinkers from across TV, advertising, activism, new media and beyond. The hot topic of the weekend was transmedia.

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December 1st, 2009 | Lauren Proctor

Four Tips for Brands Embracing the New Methods of Storytelling

The fourth Futures of Entertainment conference hosted by the Convergence Culture Consortium took place at MIT before the holidays, bringing together scholars and key thinkers from across TV, advertising, activism, new media and beyond. The hot topic of the weekend was transmedia. (Ad Age)

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Luxurious Fashion, Retail
December 1st, 2009 | Lauren Proctor

Armani, Cavalli Go Online to Boost Holiday Sales

Italian fashion houses including Giorgio Armani SpA and Valentino Fashion Group SpA, which have traditionally spurned the Internet, are testing Web stores this holiday season in a quest for new sources of revenue. (Bloomberg)

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Luxurious Uncategorized
December 1st, 2009 | Lauren Proctor

Why the Luxury ‘Rebound’ May Be Premature

Luxury is making a quiet comeback–at least according to the luxury industry. (Wall Street Journal)

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December 1st, 2009 | Lauren Proctor

Gina Sanders: The Power of “AND”

Today’s consumer wants everything everywhere, and all the time. For Gina Sanders at Lucky Magazine this is not a challenge that forebodes the eventual demise of print media, but an opportunity to connect with consumers through the one device they keep with them constantly. Learn how Gina Sanders created ‘Power of ‘And” with Lucky Magazine’s iPhone app. (LuxuryLab Innovation Forum)

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Luxurious Media, Retail
December 1st, 2009 | Lauren Proctor

As China Apparel Market Grows, Another Shoe Fits For Sequoia

When figuring out the reasoning behind Sequoia Capital’s latest $10 million investment in online retail in China, there’s only one thing to keep in mind: It’s gotta be the shoes. (Wall Street Journal)

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