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When it comes to luxury brands, consumers show the most affection for Louis Vuitton, according to new research from NetBase.
Whether it’s decoding secret messages, swapping careers or paying homage to one of literature’s most renowned scribes, the luxury sector excels at engaging and entertaining its target demographic.
As technology has brought consumers closer to a connected world, brands have responded by increasing touchpoints to maximize visibility.
Responding to consumers’ desire to co-create, luxury marketers launched platforms that allowed for personal expression through a branded medium.
With help from some larger-than-life personalities, fashion houses such as Gucci, Prada and Dior were among the brands to position the season’s standout styles in the July issue of Condé Nast’s Vogue.
DFS Group’s T Galleria is upping the luxury shopping ante with a strategically designed and exclusive retail experience in the center of Macau.
CANNES, France – According to Google statistics, virtual reality has grown by nearly four times in the last year. And while this piece of tech still lacks in accessibility to the mainstream, both brands and consumers are taking the leap and embracing it.
