Michael Kors

In terms of online market share, Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren and Coach reign supreme; the three of them take 63.5 per cent of the share of online visits to the luxury apparel industry. Louise Vuitton, Gucci and Chanel are the...

The global apparel retail industry is big not only in terms of its consumer base, but also in numbers, brand players and influencers. Statistically speaking, the industry’s value in 2015 was US $1,377.5 billion – a 3 per cent...

Luxury has made India its home. From Armani to Chanel and Ermenegildo Zegna to Versace, each has created establishments in the country. Additionally, the already existing brands such as Gucci, Armani, Hugo Boss, Louis Vuitton, Hermes, Jimmy Choo etc., are...

India’s luxury retail market is growing at a phenomenal pace. What will be its tipping point that will enable it overtake the Chinese market? Or will the numerous obstacles in its path fail the luxury retail industry in the...

Digital is not perceived only as a sales channel anymore as it has become a way of life, says a representative of Fossil Group, a brand that owns the franchisee of some sought after foreign labels like Michael Kors,...

India's one-stop destination for affordable and accessible premium and luxury fashion Zapyle has announced yet another incredible fashion solution, bringing the best in premium and luxury brands right to customers desktop or smartphone. According to a ANI report: Now fashionistas...

Zapyle, a C2C marketplace for luxury products, which aims to educate women on trending styles is attracting more and more eyeballs for providing luxury fashion at discounted prices. Zapyle was established by Rashi Gulati Menda in June, 2015 with four style-based filters including...

US-based luxury watch maker Fossil Group, which on Friday forayed into Indian wearable device market, has plans to expand its sales network by adding up to six stores by the end of next year. Targeting young customers, it has launched...

Luxury markets cannot change their identities. All they can do is offer something different, something unique in the products they are already selling. For example, Tag Heuer is trying to merge digital aspects like receiving calls, keeping track of the...