Louis Vuitton is most valuable, fastest-growing luxury brand
After a year of meaningful collaborations and transparent social efforts, luxury labels such as Louis Vuitton and Dior continue to grow their brand value.
After a year of meaningful collaborations and transparent social efforts, luxury labels such as Louis Vuitton and Dior continue to grow their brand value.
Guochao has mainly been associated with Chinese brands, spurred by the movement that turned “Made in China” into “Designed in China.”
As brands have prioritized merchandise allocation in China, domestic consumers have embraced their contacts with local sales assistants.
The future challenge for luxury brands is to leverage their locations as competitive selling propositions while adding brand value in the process.
Affluents are eager to return to in-person pampering, after COVID-19 restrictions forced consumers to adapt to at-home skincare routines and virtual wellness checks.
Beauty brand Estée Lauder is reimagining the concept of fragrance marketing through its “Dare to Love” digital campaign powered by audio-based creative storytelling.
Fashion has historically been an expressive industry, driven by physical and real-life experiences, however, the COVID-19 pandemic suspended these touchpoints, creating new challenges for communications strategies.
Increased financial confidence among millionaires in Asia is fueling their spending on luxury goods and experiences, according to new insights from Agility Research & Strategy.
The accelerating digital transformation of the luxury ecosystem, combined with a new desire for individual brand experiences, means that luxury consumers now expect personalization as a standard of service.
French luxury goods conglomerate LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton is launching a global emergency and support fund for its employees.