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Immerse Yourself in the World of Fendi !! #Fendi's presence at Puente Romano goes beyond stunning designer goods. It's a multi-sensory journey that curates a complete luxury experience: Culinary Delights: Savor unique dishes and handcrafted cocktails that embody Fendi's signature blend of elegance and playfulness. Imagine refreshing summer cocktails with vibrant garnishes that echo the brand's iconic colors, or delectable dishes presented with artistic flair that reflects Fendi's fashion DNA. Aromatic Adventure: Discover Fendi's latest fragrance collection, allowing you to add a touch of olfactory luxury to your stay. Picture yourself browsing a beautifully curated space showcasing the new scents, each bottle a testament to Fendi's commitment to craftsmanship and innovation. #Luxury Redefined: Fendi at Puente Romano transcends the boundaries of fashion. It's where fashion, food, and leisure converge to create a holistic and unforgettable experience. Imagine sipping on a signature Fendi cocktail while browsing the latest collections, then indulging in a gourmet meal where every detail, from the presentation to the ambience, reflects the brand's luxurious aesthetic. Ready to embark on a journey that awakens all your senses? The bar for #experiential #retail keeps rising, and Fendi at Puente Romano is a prime example. This #innovative concept pushes the boundaries of luxury, offering a truly #immersiveexperience. Where do you think the future of experiential #brand environments lies? Will we see even more integration of senses and emotions, or perhaps a focus on hyper-#personalization? Share your thoughts in the comments below! #fendi #luxury #experiencedesign #travel #Marketing #RetailMarketing #Fashion #Retail #Retailnews #CMOinsights #BrandManagement #recruitment #communications #creativity

In Italy, there’s a small town called Santa Croce sull'Arno that holds a hidden leather secret. This town, home to only about 13,000 people, produces 35% of Italy's national leather supply, contributing to some of the finest leather in the world. What’s even more fascinating is that the leather crafted here is used by top luxury brands like Gucci, Prada, and Louis Vuitton. But here’s the fascinating part. The leather produced in Santa Croce is known for its distinctive scent—called “Tuscan Leather.” This unique aroma is the result of a centuries-old method called “vegetal tanning,” using natural plant extracts. Not only does this give the leather its signature smell, but it also makes it more durable. The process is painstakingly slow, taking up to 40 days to produce a single piece of leather. But the end result is so remarkable that it’s worth the wait. Even more impressive, the town has kept this traditional technique nearly unchanged for over 1,000 years. So, the next time you catch a whiff of that luxurious scent in a high-end store, remember—it’s not just leather. It’s history, tradition, and craftsmanship, all from a small town in Italy. #leather #industry #story

Did you know? Today we often focus and discuss in the luxury market, “brand” and can obsess over logos. However, I was today years old when I learned this: 150 years ago, Louis Vuitton applied the first luxury “logo” to its trunks. Stunning how that brand has stood the test of time in the luxury market, and in the travel industry. I love this line: “…like the trunks that gave fame and fortune to the Vuitton family: a box of surprises, a cabinet of curiosities full of gems,…” Jeff F. Luxury & Lifestyle Professionals Please share in the comments, what brands and logos speak “luxury” to you.

Patek Philippe’s new Cubitus Collection and the tagline “Begin Your Own Tradition” mark a significant shift toward younger, affluent buyers. The design combines elements from the Nautilus and Aquanaut with a surprising touch of Cartier Santos Dumont’s boxy geometry—something we’re not used to seeing from Patek. As the luxury market slows, brands are evolving to attract a new generation of HNWIs who value both heritage and modern design. Patek’s move reflects this shift, balancing its timeless reputation with fresh, contemporary appeal. But does this blend of styles enhance Patek’s allure or risk diluting its heritage? How do you feel about this new direction? Engage with Kwan Harsono for deeper brand insights and strategy on how this could shape your luxury brand strategy. #PatekPhilippe #CubitusCollection #LuxuryRedefined #BeginYourTradition #marketingcampaign #brandstrategy #brandpositioning

Key Gold Trends to Monitor: What's Trending in Gold Collecting Gold collecting is evolving, and the latest trends are a blend of vintage treasures and modern luxury. Vintage gold coins and classic gold jewelry are making a comeback, with collectors seeking out rare pieces from past centuries. The beauty of these items lies in their historical significance and the timeless appeal they bring to any collection. At the same time, modern gold designs are taking the spotlight. High-end luxury brands are pushing the boundaries of creativity with statement pieces, including bold gold watches and intricate jewelry designs. These contemporary gold items are not only valuable but also showcase the artistry and craftsmanship of today’s designers. Whether you’re into the nostalgia of vintage finds or the innovation of modern creations, gold collecting offers something for everyone. Stay ahead of the trends and keep an eye out for the next big thing in the world of gold. #GoldCollecting #GoldTrends #VintageGold #LuxuryGold #GoldJewelry #GoldCoins #GoldInvesting #RareGold #GoldCollector #GoldArt #GoldPieces #GoldWatch #GoldInvestment #ModernGold #TimelessGold #GoldFinds #GoldLuxury #GoldDesign #GoldCollectors #GoldCraftsmanship #GoldLove

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How do heritage brands continue to stay relevant?   They boldly reframe their legacies through ever-evolving lenses. Take Cartier who recently tapped Rihanna’s Superbowl stage designer to create a dream-like time capsule experience. Or Tiffanys Landmark store in Manhattan, that stands at the apex of luxury retail; housing 40 never-before-seen, mixed-media artworks by contemporary designers – all in the brand’s iconic Blue. Each floor of their ten-storey Flagship is a treasure trove of brand discoveries and acts as a branded art destination.   In a world where #authenticity can feel illusive - luxury brands are re-appraising their most powerful creative asset: their heritage. This is what modern consumers are buying into, now more than ever, and the next-generation want to discover it for themselves, first-hand.   Don’t change your story, continually re-imagine how you tell it. Let’s Talk. https://lnkd.in/emgWCDiy #heritagebrands #luxury #jewellery #strategicdesign #brandexperience

In response to yesterday's post (link in comments), Debs Lewis raised a question about exclusivity. This is a trendy word often used by luxury companies in their communications. It justifies high prices and creates the illusion that you own something special. For example, Louis Vuitton continuously showcases their old trunks in exhibitions across various cities, allowing free visits to remind us how mass-produced canvas tote bags became "luxury" items now priced (almost) at $2,000. I'd like to share my opinion on what true luxury is. This example illustrates the fundamentals: expensive and rare materials, incredible workmanship, limited quantities, and long production times. Please see the picture below: The object (vase): "A spray of forget-me-nots in gold, with flowers in turquoise and diamonds, leaves in nephrite, and a vase in rock crystal. "Made as one piece. There is no water in the vase :)) Faberge workshop, 1912. We can easily find more contemporary examples, but I particularly like the flowers:) This is an exclusive luxury. In contrast, LV bags, products of expensive marketing, and VOGUE events with an "exclusive" guest list represent a power play by Anna Wintour and well-spent corporate money (horses at Place Vendome, models, dinner at the Ritz...). #wwd #bof #luxury #fashion