NEW YORK, NY–(Marketwired – Jan 23, 2014) – As one the world's foremost research and consulting companies for top tier luxury brands, Luxury Institute has been privileged to work with the most dynamic brands in the U.S., Europe and Asia. We often find …

"Enthusiasm may erode over time, but brands can either throw up their hands or see this as an opportunity to re-energize shoppers," she said. "In order to do so effectively, they must understand the full range of heterogeneous luxury consumer …

… Version · Mail Icon E-mail This Story. Louis Vuitton storefront. Shelby Livingston/MEDILL. Shoppers pass by Louis Vuitton on North Michigan Avenue in Chicago, Ill. Louis Vuitton is one of the many luxury brands that has not developed a mobile app.

“We're thrilled to be associated with such a well-known luxury brand, and we can't wait to announce this retailer's name,” ASCC CEO Robert Federowicz said. “RWB is the perfect choice for the clientele that this much-admired retailer has cultivated over …

The number of luxury goods buyers reached 330 million last year and is set to rise to 400 million in 2020 and 500 million by 2030 as more people become wealthy in Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe, a study has found. The Bain & Co. report, …

Danish luxury plus size brand Carmakoma isn't afraid to push the envelope. Just last year they launched a pop up fashion show during Copenhagen Fashion Week. This year they're teaming up with the Danish National Assoc. (LMS) against eating disorders …

Audi is planning to shake up the entry-level luxury sedan market in the United States with the new A3 sedan it is launching this spring as a direct competitor to Mercedes-Benz's popular CLA-Class that it introduced last fall. And Audi's strategy could …

A report earlier this month by the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (Assocham) claims that India's counterfeit luxury industry is growing by as much as 45% a year, or twice as fast as that of authentic luxury brands sold in the …

China's super-rich might have cut back on spending by 15 percent last year, according to the tenth annual Hurun Report, but the country has not lost its appetite for luxury brands. According to the Hurun Report Chinese Luxury Consumer Survey and the …