Each Thursday, we’re launching fresh insights into the future of luxury to keep brands al dente. This week, we decode how Scandinavian brands are quietly driving the industry forward—and what others can learn from them today. #insights #luxury #strategy
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From Legacy to Future: Luxury Brands and the Art of Reinvention In the world of luxury, heritage is often synonymous with timelessness, quality, and prestige. Yet, as markets evolve, even the most storied brands face a crucial challenge: how to preserve the past while boldly stepping into the future. 💎 Balancing Heritage and Innovation Luxury brands have long relied on their history to cultivate an aura of exclusivity. However, relying solely on heritage can lead to stagnation. The key lies in selectively introducing innovations that respect legacy while appealing to modern sensibilities. Whether through sustainable materials, digital experiences, or novel product lines, innovation should feel like an organic extension of the brand’s identity. 🌍 Upholding Values While Adapting Communication While today’s consumers are evolving, luxury’s core principles should remain unyielding. Luxury brands must adapt how they communicate and sell without altering the essence of their products. Rather than modifying offerings to suit trends, luxury brands stand out by educating audiences, inspiring them to appreciate a brand’s longstanding values and traditions. In this way, the brand educates and elevates, staying true to its core. 🔄 Reinvention Without Losing Essence Consider the journey of brands like Hermès or Bréguet. Each has transformed in line with cultural shifts, yet their core remains unmistakable. Reinvention doesn’t mean starting over; it means building upon an enduring foundation. 🌟 The Future of Tradition For luxury, the challenge is to turn history into inspiration rather than a constraint. With every thoughtful reinvention, luxury brands remind us why they endure—not only because of their past but because of their promise for the future. Are you a luxury leader, brand owner, or manager ready to take your brand and teams to new heights? Connect with me to explore how we can protect and amplify your brand's legacy while empowering your teams to perform at their best. Together, we can shape a future that honors tradition and champions innovation. #LuxuryLeadership #HeritageAndInnovation #LuxuryBranding #LegacyToFuture #ElevateExcellence
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For Luxury Tribune, I sought advice from three prominent luxury leaders on how to future proof the industry at a time when many luxury brands are still struggling with transparency and ethics throughout the value chain. We talked about innovation, craftsmanship, mission-driven growth and embedding sustainability in every aspect of the business. Thank you Diana Verde Nieto, Amy Nelson-Bennett and Stanislas de Quercize for your precious time and recommendations. Read the full piece via the link below. #luxury #sustainability
How to future-proof the luxury industry according to experts - Luxury Tribune
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FINN LUXE, FINN Partners’ Global Intelligence and Mintel have released their Luxury Playbook, a report offering insights into the challenges and opportunities across the luxury sector right now. Read on for key takeaways for brands aiming to adapt and thrive in the evolving market landscape: https://lnkd.in/eHYcb9w2
Luxury Playbook 2024: Building Resilience Through Creativity
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Asia's young luxury consumers mean business - but it definitely isn't business as usual. They wield both cultural clout and confidence, have an eye for what's cool (and what should be), have an innate appreciation for craftsmanship and traditional aesthetics. They're redefining what luxury means, setting a high bar for brands to meet as they do so. And we're following their trendsetting trajectories without even realizing it. Stoked to have co-authored this essay on the "New Language of Luxury" for WARC's Inside Culture series with one of my favourite clients / collaborators, Huiwen Tow of VIRTUE Worldwide . Not too many things can make coming back from a vacation feel good, but this probably makes the cut. As always, have a read and let me know what you think. https://lnkd.in/gu7Hz2nK #asia #luxury #codesofluxury #consumerbehaviour #consumerinsights #trends
Inside Culture: A new language of luxury beyond heritage, privilege and status | WARC
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The world of luxury has been quietly changing for a while, making space for comfort, pleasure and playfulness. Toru Jhaveri's essay throws light on the changes in the Asian luxury consumer preferences and the cultural reasons behind these changes. These findings mirror many of our learnings working on luxury brands in the recent past too, and I know I'm going to liberally quote this essay for my upcoming luxury projects!
Brand & Communications Strategy I Consumer & Cultural Insights I Previously VP & Head of Strategy at DDB Mudra (West)
Asia's young luxury consumers mean business - but it definitely isn't business as usual. They wield both cultural clout and confidence, have an eye for what's cool (and what should be), have an innate appreciation for craftsmanship and traditional aesthetics. They're redefining what luxury means, setting a high bar for brands to meet as they do so. And we're following their trendsetting trajectories without even realizing it. Stoked to have co-authored this essay on the "New Language of Luxury" for WARC's Inside Culture series with one of my favourite clients / collaborators, Huiwen Tow of VIRTUE Worldwide . Not too many things can make coming back from a vacation feel good, but this probably makes the cut. As always, have a read and let me know what you think. https://lnkd.in/gu7Hz2nK #asia #luxury #codesofluxury #consumerbehaviour #consumerinsights #trends
Inside Culture: A new language of luxury beyond heritage, privilege and status | WARC
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In luxury, beware of best practices, they may be destructive. Conformity breeds predictability, and in luxury, predictability is the enemy of desirability. Take a deep dive in the latest Future of Luxury column by our CEO Daniel André Langer #luxury #future #extremevaluecreation #daniellanger https://lnkd.in/dXqmtBTs
Opinion: How ‘best practices’ threaten luxury brands
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Can luxury brands adopt sustainable strategies? I am pleased to share with you my article contribution in the Luxury Issue titled 'The rise of sustainability in luxury brand strategies'. Luxury and sustainability may seem paradoxical. However, in my most recent article, I explore the rise of sustainability among luxury brands. https://lnkd.in/dREMuQ4u #heriotwatt #sustainability #luxurybrand
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In a world where luxury brands are challenged because of their shift from quality to quantity, do you still value fine fabrics, quality construction, uniqueness and authenticity in the brands you purchase? #sustainability #circularfashion #luxurybrand #luxuryfashion #tessmannatelier
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Exploring luxury through a new lens of growth: Sustainability Engagement, transparency, traceability, and innovation in seeking alternatives are now crucial. Luxury is and will remain an attractive investment.
Embracing the second-hand luxury market is not just a trend among younger generations; it's a sustainable choice with significant growth potential. With an expected annual growth rate of +7.2% between 2024 and 2032, recent years have shown accelerated expansion. https://lnkd.in/eJFe-yCu #luxury #investmentopportunities #finance Marie-Caroline Fonta
Exploring luxury through a new lens of growth: sustainability
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"Sustainability: A Golden Standard for Luxury Brands in the Modern Era" 1.Consumer Expectations Today's consumers, particularly millennials and Gen Z, are increasingly mindful of #environmental_and_social_issues. They are more likely to support brands that demonstrate a commitment to #sustainability_and_ethical_practices. Luxury brands that fail to address these concerns risk alienating a significant portion of their customer base and losing market share to competitors who are perceived as more sustainable. 2.Regulatory Pressures: Governments and regulatory bodies are imposing stricter regulations on businesses in response to pressing environmental and social challenges such as climate change, pollution, and human rights abuses. Luxury brands that do not proactively address sustainability may face legal and reputational risks, as well as financial penalties for non-compliance with regulations. 3.Reputation and Brand Image: Sustainability is closely linked to a luxury brand's reputation and brand image. Consumers expect luxury brands to embody exclusivity, quality, and prestige, but they also increasingly associate these attributes with sustainability and ethical responsibility. Luxury brands that are perceived as unsustainable or unethical may suffer reputational damage that can be difficult to repair. 4.Supply Chain Resilience: Luxury brands rely on complex global supply chains to source raw materials, manufacture products, and distribute them to consumers. These supply chains are vulnerable to disruptions caused by factors such as natural disasters, geopolitical conflicts, and labor disputes. By adopting sustainable practices, luxury brands can strengthen their supply chain resilience and reduce their exposure to risks associated with unsustainable sourcing and production methods. 5.Innovation and Competitive Advantages: Sustainability can drive innovation and creativity within luxury brands, leading to the development of innovative products, services, and business models that differentiate them from competitors. Luxury brands that embrace sustainability as a core value can gain a competitive advantage by appealing to environmentally and socially conscious consumers who are willing to pay a premium for sustainable luxury goods. In conclusion, #sustainability is essential for the future success of luxury brands. By prioritizing sustainability, luxury brands can meet consumer expectations, comply with regulatory requirements, enhance their reputation and brand image, strengthen their supply chain resilience, drive innovation and competitive advantage, and ensure their long-term viability and relevance in the marketplace. #SustainableLuxury #LuxuryWithPurpose #EthicalElegance #SustainableLiving
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