Luxury brands have long aligned themselves with the prestige and craftsmanship of art, but some companies have chosen to go beyond this and actually be art in branded museums showcasing their imagination and history.
Recognizing the power they have to make a difference, prominent brands and personalities in the fashion industry are throwing their support behind causes.
A new report finds that a number of luxury fashion labels disclose little to no details about their supply chain, environmental and social policies, leaving room for more transparency in the industry.
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The sale of goods and services is ultimately the end goal for all brands. However, the high standard that comes with not only the products, but also the experiences of luxury creates a fundamental factor for consumers to connect emotionally when interacting with a brand.
The sale of goods and services is ultimately the end goal for all brands. However, the high standard that comes with not only the products, but also the experiences of luxury creates a fundamental factor for consumers to connect emotionally when interacting with a brand.
The sale of goods and services is ultimately the end goal for all brands. However, the high standard that comes with not only the products, but also the experiences of luxury creates a fundamental factor for consumers to connect emotionally when interacting with a brand.
The sale of goods and services is ultimately the end goal for all brands. However, the high standard that comes with not only the products, but also the experiences of luxury creates a fundamental factor for consumers to connect emotionally when interacting with a brand.
LISBON, Portugal – What separates couture from ready-to-wear is more than a price tag, according to the artistic director of Christian Dior.
