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Luxury brands have the unique ability to shape culture. And shaping culture means tapping into it. Our latest LIONS Intelligence report lifts the lid on Luxury and the work that’s leading the way – from fashion to auto. Download the report to inspire your strategy ahead of the new Luxury & Lifestyle Lions. Will you make history? https://lnkd.in/dJzxtmMC
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https://lnkd.in/epVqRu-z “Luxury fatigue: the real biggest challenge for the Luxury sector today” With interest in go-to labels seemingly dwindling, we are experimenting certainly a mode of luxury fatigue. For ones, trends come and trends go, and some luxury Maisons simply fell better in line with what clients were hyping themsel up over than others. The time arrived for the Maisons of being really authentic, client centric in all the whole sense of the expression and innovative to deliver brand experiences further the just simply products…. 2025 will be without doubt an interesting transformation year for the Luxury industry!
The Business of Fashion on Instagram: "In an interview with Swiss newspaper Le Temps, Frédéric Grangié said the industry’s most worrying issue is customer fatigue and the trivialisation of luxury. “Customers are tired of being bludgeoned by luxury,” Grangié said, forecasting two years of difficult business. Exquisite, exclusive creations are at the heart of what keeps customers excited about and l
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Luxury is never about price-quality ratio. Luxury brands don’t compete on ‘value for money’ because true luxury isn’t about practicality—it’s about desire. When people buy luxury, they’re investing in a feeling, in a story, in a symbol that makes them feel like part of something bigger. Luxury speaks to our desires: to feel special, to belong, to connect with a brand’s legend. That’s the truth about luxury. It’s never a price-quality ratio. It’s an experience." [ luxury brand strategy, high-end branding, luxury experience, iconic brands, Cartier, Juste Un Clou bracelet, desire-driven purchases, elite branding, brand exclusivity, emotional branding, premium market, luxury marketing, brand storytelling, timeless branding ] #nxtbranding #luxurybranding #brandstrategy #luxurybusiness #luxuryconsulting #cartierlove #cartierbracelet #cartierjewelry #rebranding #highendbranding #eliteentrepreneurs #luxurybrand #branding #losangelesbusinesswomen #womenentrepreneurs #brandingstrategy
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If you're serious about building a luxury brand, here’s a crucial tip... Don’t follow trends. Luxury is about timeless elegance, not fleeting fads. Luxury brands resist the urge to chase what’s popular. Following trends could dilute the unique identity that makes your brand stand out. That’s the true essence of luxury. Ready to elevate your brand to the next level? Comment ‘Insight’ below and receive a link to ask your branding question and receive a 100% tailor-made answer for your business, on Instagram. This is my 🎁 for you! [ luxury branding, branding, branding expert, branding, Los Angeles, business, business women, trends, building a brand, luxury brand] #LuxuryBranding #BrandStrategy #LuxuryMarketing #LuxuryBusiness #HighEndBrand #LuxuryDesign #LuxuryIdentity #TimelessBranding #LuxuryEntrepreneur #LuxuryExperts #BrandIdentity #BrandLegacy #LuxuryLifestyle #LuxuryConsultant #LuxuryExpert #BusinessBranding #BrandPositioning #HighEnd #EliteBrands #BrandingStrategy #ExclusiveBranding #NxTBranding #losangeles #losangelescoach #losangelesbusiness #losangelesbusinesswomen
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Few days ago, I’ve seen a Reel saying that cold, condescending service is a new trend, as part of the luxury brand’s appeal. These brands “intentionally” created an atmosphere of arrogance to make you feel like you have to prove yourself to ‘belong.’ But here’s the truth: if your brand’s strategy is to treat your clients like they’re less-than, you’re setting yourself up for failure. I’ve experienced the service at brands like Saint Laurent, Louboutin, Hermès, and Louis Vuitton in France, and let me tell you—it was the opposite of what these so-called ‘trendy’ approaches are preaching. I was welcomed with warmth and respect every single time. That’s what true luxury looks like: impeccable service that makes you feel valued, not shamed. And from a professional standpoint? Any brand that adopts this ‘holier-than-thou’ attitude is missing the point. Luxury is about creating desire, not making people feel unworthy. If your client feels like they have to jump through hoops or endure rudeness to ‘belong,’ they’re more likely to walk away. Exclusivity doesn’t mean treating people poorly. The most iconic luxury brands make their clients feel special without needing to belittle them. If your brand isn’t doing that, you’re not building desire—you’re just pushing people away. What is your personal experience with luxury brands? Tell me in comment, I’m curious to discover if you experienced this “trend”! [ luxury branding, luxury service, brand experience, brand exclusivity, high-end customer service, luxury industry, emotional branding, luxury market, premium brand, luxury strategy, brand desire, elite branding, iconic brands, brand transformation, customer experience, luxury relationships ] #nxtbranding #brandingexpert #brandexperience #luxurybrand #luxurymarket #luxuryexperience #luxurymarketing #customerexperience #clientexperiencematters #expertadvice #frenchelegance #losangelescalifornia #thisislosangeles #losangelescity
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“What if your brand could speak the language of luxury? ✨ Discover how DB Designs can transform your brand into a symbol of sophistication. 💼 Are you ready to elevate? 🚀 #LuxuryBranding #BrandElevation #SophisticatedDesign #MinimalAesthetics #DBDesigns #LuxuryBusiness #BrandIdentity #PremiumBranding”
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18 Uncomfortable Truths About Leading a Luxury Brand 1. Your heritage isn't enough ↳ Legacy without innovation is just history 2. Artisans can make or break you ↳ Your craftspeople matter more than you think 3. Excellence is exhausting ↳ "Good enough" isn't in luxury's vocabulary 4. Cultural missteps cost millions ↳ One tone-deaf campaign can undo decades of trust 5. Digital transformation is non-negotiable ↳ But it must feel as premium as your products 6. Client relationships are fragile ↳ Years of loyalty can vanish in one poor experience or from one poor press 7. Discounting is dangerous ↳ Short-term gains lead to long-term brand damage 8. Authenticity isn't optional ↳ Modern luxury clients can smell pretence 9. Sustainability isn't just PR ↳ It's now a core business imperative 10. Team culture reflects brand culture ↳ Internal excellence shows in external delivery 11. Speed vs craftsmanship ↳ Finding this balance is a daily challenge 12. Social media is a double-edged sword ↳ It can build or destroy brand mystique 13. Innovation must respect tradition ↳ But tradition can't block progress 14. Client expectations evolve faster than ever ↳ Yesterday's luxury is today's standard 15. Your Mental health matters ↳ Leading luxury brands takes an emotional toll 16. Market shifts are merciless ↳ Even heritage brands aren't immune 17. Your personal brand matters ↳ You're the face of luxury, 24/7 18. The loneliest decisions you have to make ↳ Between heritage and disruption, there's often no roadmap Want to dive deeper into navigating these challenges? Order The Luxpreneur at tinyurl.com/The-Luxpreneur What's else would you add? Share below in the comments #TheLuxpreneur #LuxuryBusiness #Leadership #CEOLife #LuxuryBrands #BusinessGrowth
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Luxury Brands Expand into Real Estate: A New Trend in High-End Marketing Luxury brands traditionally associated with fashion and automobiles are increasingly turning to real estate as a strategic avenue for growth and marketing. Read more : https://shorturl.at/wnStP #worldrealestateleaders #realestatetrends #realestate #realestateluxurybeands
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3 Reasons You Need a Luxury Personal Brand Right Now! 💰✨ Description: Ever wonder why some brands seem to dominate effortlessly? Here are three compelling reasons to upgrade to a luxury personal brand: 1️⃣ More Money: Elevate your offerings, and you can command premium prices. More luxury equals more revenue! 💸 2️⃣ Stand Out from Competitors: Distinguish yourself in a saturated market. A luxury personal brand makes you unforgettable. 🌟 3️⃣ Shorten Your Sales Cycle: High-end branding resonates quickly with high-value clients, speeding up decision-making. ⏳ Want to see how it’s done? Tap to watch and learn how to transform your brand into a luxury powerhouse! #LuxuryBrand #ElevateYourGame #BusinessGrowth #luxurymediabrands #speakerlifemagazine #legacyjets Dave Sanderson Ann Carden Delaine Blazek Julie Jones Catherine Pierce Tab Pierce Erna Whiston Mark Hunter Suzanne Lesko Call to Action: Like, comment, and follow for more tips on building a successful luxury brand! 🎥💼
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The definition of luxury is shifting for new consumers that are activating in the luxury space. Recent research from Dot Dash Meredith and Ipsos reveals a narrative of transformation, painting a picture of a new era in luxury, characterized by authenticity, self-expression, and conscious consumption. Join us in the #EqualityLounge at #AWNewYork24 as we explore what luxury means now and how brands & advertisers should address the needs & expectations of the modern luxury consumer. • Whitney Krause James (she/her), President, Ipsos • Leah Wyar Romito, President, Beauty, Style, and Entertainment Group, Dotdash Meredith •Jessica Chung, Corporate Growth Strategy Lead, Ipsos Strategy3
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