Friday, 28 January 2011

Brazilians and beachwear, Ethical luxury, Hermès shares jumpsHermès’ resilience, Bally’s e-commerce, Ralph Lauren sales down, LVMH holding steadySales

Brazilians decide beach culture should help capture retail dominance (IHT)
With the launch of a beachwear fashion week in October 2008, Brazilian brands are beginning to find their place in the international swimwear market.

Ethical Luxury: Could the Luxury Industry Be Headed Back to Its Roots? (The Luxe Chronicles)
A return to the values of craftsmanship may define the next era of luxury.

Hermès shows resistance in luxury downturn (The Globe and Mail)
“We have seen a slowdown in sales growth since October but we are still growing,” says Hermès finance director Mireille Maury.

Bally to Launch E-Commerce (WWD)
Bally, the Swiss luxury brand joins in on the e-commerce game. (Subscription required)

Polo Ralph Lauren’s Net Falls 6.6% (WSJ)
Ralph Lauren Q3 earnings fell 6.6%, and plans to cut back on their fiscal outlook this year were reviewed.

Hermes Q3 Sales Rise 4 Percent (WWD)
Though Hermes Q3 sales rose, the French luxury brand sees a tough road ahead


Scent Notes Eau Parfumée au Thé Vert by Bulgari (NY Times)
The New York Times traces the history of Eau Parfumée au Thé Vert, Bulgari’s wildy successful scent.

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