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The Jessica’s Secret Index cross-category ratings for March 2024
The monthly Jessica’s Secret Index for March covering wines & spirits, fragrances, makeup, skincare, confectionery, bags, watches and jewellery is particularly useful as a demand indicator as Chinese overseas travel resumes.
The logo, created in partnership with Parisian agency M/M, features a new typeface and infinity line, inspired by a painting from Spanish artist Joan Miro.
Two casks blended together create The Glenlivet Caskmakers, which was released to answer rising demand for distinctive, exclusive expressions in the channel.
The new licensing agreement replaces the prior contract, expiring at the end of 2030, and allows the leading Italian eyewear group to oversee the brand’s entire value chain.
The Silja Line Ship’s Wines and Beers collection comprises six private label wines and two craft beers from Europe’s premium producers.
The seasonal campaign includes special benefits for customers hit by adverse exchange rates as well as shopping discounts, giveaways and a chance to win travel packages.
ELC President and CEO Fabrizio Freda believes that the second half of FY2024 will prove to be “an inflection point” for the American beauty giant’s overall recovery prospects.
The sunny pop-up was created with reused fixtures from previous Sol de Janeiro activations and showcases the brand’s life-affirming, body-inclusivity ethos with plenty of retailtainment features.
Ryan recently served as Marketing Director for Bacardi in India and also led the company’s whisky portfolio across the Africa, Middle East and Asia region.
The football-inspired scent is being promoted via a fragrance campaign starring football players Eduardo Camavinga, Phil Foden and Kai Havertz.
Time Products UK has been focused on returning its global travel retail business to pre-pandemic levels in 2023 and Asia is next for 2024.
In a compellingly candid and deeply human exchange, Maison Francis Kurkdjian Co-founder & CEO Marc Chaya tells The Moodie Davitt Report Chairman Martin Moodie about a long-term approach to return on investment rather than seeking instant reward; on avoiding “destructive and toxic launch fever”; and on how embracing differences can bring light to the world rather than darkness.
The Hainan authorities – and CDFG – only want the duty-free business to be of the traditonal kind, i.e. buyers purchasing for themselves, or for gifting, not for mass reselling.