Backstage at @dsquared2's spring 2017 show. #MFW (📷: @delphineachard)
Will the Apple Watch Series 2 be enough to make smartwatches more mainstream? Opinions are mixed.
The watch and jewelry trade show spotlighted 1,300 brands from 35 foreign countries, as well as the Arezzo, Milan, Valenza and Naples jewelry districts of Italy.
Barclays suggests luxury watches are falling out of favor and downgraded the sector.
According to the International Data Corporation, the market for wearables that don’t support third-party applications grew, while “smart” wearables, like smartwatches, stalled.
To grow as a lifestyle brand, Amuse Society is introducing its first collaboration. More are in the works, including shoes with Matisse.
Modeled after the popular Bradshaw and Dylan styles, the wearables are “a natural progression for the brand.”
Market conditions deteriorated further in France and Hong Kong.
The Swiss watchmaker and retailer hopes to buck the slowdown in the sector with a revamped line and a state-of-the-art production facility.
The company’s bracelet designed in association with Iris Apfel will be unveiled at Saks Fifth Avenue in September.
The Classic Fusion Chronograph Chelsea FC timepiece is available at Hublot boutiques.
Apple has created a collection of woven nylon bands representing 14 different countries, and they’ll only be available in Rio.
This evening the watch firm will announce the launch of its Polo S watch style — a casual, streamlined design with an “entry level” price, intended to appeal to Millennial U.S. male consumers.
