The retailer is launching its spring 2021 campaign today, along with a new augmented reality shopping guide on Snapchat. 

Martens covered two pop-up shops in Amsterdam and Washington with red paint and the Diesel logo for an immersive experience.

The expansion is the lingerie e-tailer’s first foray into other product categories.

The Coach, Kate Spade parent company has increasingly invested in its omnichannel, including digital capabilities and immersive store experiences.

But analysts remain bullish on the stock.

The retailer continues to take share with demand for athletic apparel and accessories still strong.

The retail space is the latest example of the luxury Italian innerwear brand’s U.S. expansion plans.

Meanwhile, the brand continues to expand with new categories and collaborations.

Recipients receive $10,000 and a digital Times Square billboard advertisement to help grow their businesses.

Meanwhile, the lingerie brand continues to expand its brick-and-mortar presence Stateside.

The project running through Oct. 5 will provide visibility and business opportunities to 13 made in Italy brands.

Franklin Chu discusses luxury retail experiences that are thriving among young shoppers.

Meanwhile, the luxury men’s and women’s brand, which sells $1,000 parkas and $240 baseball caps, continues to grow — even in the era of coronavirus.

SSundaze, from the creators of the Secret Summer Fest, is offering a COVID-19-era safe take on the typical jam-back summer festival — but it will cost you.

The latest in shopping innovation, via the coronavirus, will have pickup and delivery of products from businesses owned by women of color.