Vancouver Vices: Black Lagoon Pop’s Up at Butcher & Bullock Be prepared to be enthralled by Black Lagoon! The highly acclaimed “Halloween Celebration of Your Nightmares,” curated by renowned spirits experts Erin Hayes and Kelsey Ramage, is making a grand return to 35 North American locations this October, including Vancouver’s The Butcher and Bullock. Check out the pop-up cocktails in our new story! https://lnkd.in/gGm2Rj-r #folioyvr #draftbeer #artisancocktails #menswear #mensfashion #mensstyle #luxurylifestyle #luxurycars #whiskylover #cigarlife #cigaraficionado #cigarsociety #supercars #lamborghini #ferrari #yachtlife #sailing #superyacht #luxuryyacht #finedining #champagne #gourmet #vancouver #yvr
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Luxury Industry Updates That Got Me Talking 👀 > Lando Norris x Polo Ralph Lauren Red If you’re an F1 fan like me, this one’s a winner. Lando Norris teaming up with Polo Ralph Lauren Red? Imagine a fragrance that can handle a pit stop and a dinner party. Now we can all pretend our morning commute is the Monaco GP circuit. Now let’s hope it helps McLaren bring home the WCC. 🤞🏻 > Harris Reed x Royal Salute Collection What happens when the king of avant garde fashion meets the king of whisky? Couture meets cask. The limited edition is perfect for sipping while wearing a feathered cape and plotting your world domination. > Anya Taylor-Joy for Tiffany & Co. Anya Taylor-Joy is the Queen’s Gambit of Christmas campaigns this year. Because who else could make diamonds look like the most casual accessory ever? We’ll have 2 please Santa. > Scuderia Ferrari x Bang & Olufsen When Ferrari and Bang & Olufsen team up, you know it’s going to be loud... and luxurious. Speakers so sleek they probably come with a top speed rating. Why wouldn’t you match your ear phones to your car? > Rolls Royce “Golden Finger” Phantom Move over 007, there’s a new Bond icon in town. Rolls Royce’s “Golden Finger” 1/1 Phantom is a masterpiece of bespoke craftsmanship and a symbol of ultimate luxury. > Alexandre Arnault at LVMH Moët Hennessy Alexandre Arnault has taken the reins at LVMH Moët Hennessy, and let’s be honest, if anyone knows how to pour luxury into a glass, it’s him. Known for his vision and strategic prowess, this move is set to shape the future of the luxury wine and spirits category. For all the F1 fans, whisky lovers, and diamond dreamers, these updates are right up your pit lane. 😂 #luxuryupdates #marketingwithstyle #F1collabs #luxurymarketing #christmascampaigns
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Delivering Some Uniquely Customized Products !! #leather #fashion #instagood #followforfollowback #wallet #belts #luxurylifestyle #lifestyle #wednesday #wednesdaywisdom #wednesdaymotivation #wednesdayvibes #luxury #premium #reels #fashionphotography
Delivering Some Uniquely Customized Products !! #leather #fashion #instagood #followforfollowback #wallet #belts #luxurylifestyle #lifestyle #wednesday #wednesdaywisdom #wednesdaymotivation #wednesdayvibes #luxury #premium #reels #fashionphotography https://lnkd.in/dSra7quY
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What sells luxury brands are always, stories. These brands create a world that consumers can enter and become a part of. And then we are told a story, one that brings exclusivity, prestige, dreams and aspirations. Stories about the craftsmanship behind a product, a company’s tradition, the vision of its founders, the history, and stories of people who are now the brand's loyalists. Like Patek Philippe goes into detail about the extent of what hand-finishing is, with videos showcasing how the craftsman applies the numerals on each watch and how they hand-enamel the dial. Ferrari invites you to enjoy their history and craftsmanship with videos, exhibitions, museums, cavalcade and of course, experiences of the Ferraristi. Dolce & Gabbana uses their designs to embody the power of self-expression, targeting consumers who value creativity and boldness in its fashion choices. Stories are what bring a luxury brand to life and turn a transaction into an experience. ❤️ #luxury #strategy #storytelling
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Why you're willing to pay 10x for Gucci?👀 It’s simple. Luxury brands don't just sell products, they sell STATUS 👑 The more exclusive their product is, the more valuable it becomes. And consumers who own luxury items don't just own the item. They own the experience that comes with it. Think about it: ✒️ Signing a document with a Mont Blanc pen. 🍸 Sipping a Martini in a Versace robe. 📈 Diving into a business meeting with a Rolex watch. Owning luxury goods is about owning a life experience, not just the product. So the next time you see a luxury brand, think about the experience you want to have. Because if you know why you want it, the price doesn't matter. #Luxury #Marketing #Strategy #Branding #Luxurygoods #Brandmanagement #Heritage #Status #Gucci #3F
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Post-Pandemic Price Hikes in Luxury Goods. According to Bernstein analysts, between 2020-2023, prices for iconic items surged 66% at Dior (LVMH) and Chanel, while Hermès kept its increase to 20%.
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Post-Pandemic Price Hikes in Luxury Goods Luxury goods have long been associated with premium pricing, but recent post-pandemic price hikes are raising eyebrows. According to Bernstein analysts, between 2020-2023, prices for iconic items surged 66% at Dior (LVMH) and Chanel, while Hermès kept its increase to 20%. These substantial price rises may be dampening consumer enthusiasm, even for high-end brands. #prices #wealth #luxury #inflation #dior #chanel #hermes source : ft
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GenZ crave curated offerings, coaching behaviour and experiences. They need value and not just a logo.
Is luxury pricing itself out of relevance? Prada ‘s CEO Andrea Guerra thinks so. But can the industry find a way back to its roots, or is this the beginning of the end for exclusivity as we know it? The luxury industry is at a critical crossroads. Recently, Andrea Guerra, CEO of Prada, admitted that the unchecked price hikes were a “giant mistake.” https://lnkd.in/d3p-itnX It’s a powerful statement, but numbers speak louder: a saffiano wallet that cost €250 in 2012 is now priced at €780. Nearly three times the price for the same product. Why this relentless chase for higher prices? Enter the “gerontology of luxury” — an aging industry that’s becoming increasingly insular, alienating not only the younger generations but also its loyal customers, who are feeling the strain of these rising costs. Exclusivity only makes sense until it starts to feel like self-sabotage. Looking at China, where luxury has historically found a thriving market, the situation becomes even more complex. Today’s Chinese consumers no longer just seek the logo; they want a meaningful experience, real value, and authentic quality. They’re weary of fashion brands raising prices without delivering anything new. Sales are dropping, and this may be a sign that luxury needs to stop chasing easy margins and rediscover its true essence. In a global context where even iconic brands like Saint Laurent are beginning to reduce prices, the strategy of “higher prices at all costs” appears not only unsustainable but almost like a nail in the coffin. Let’s not forget: the crisis in luxury is not just economic — it’s cultural. We’re witnessing a consumer that’s evolving, while some brands seem incapable of doing the same. The question, then, is: how long can luxury continue to ignore the signals? It’s time for a new model, a return to the values that made this industry great. Sustainable growth and a more authentic connection with the customer — perhaps this is the “luxury” we need to rediscover today. #LuxuryIndustry #PricingStrategy #AndreaGuerra #ChinaMarket #CulturalShift #SustainableGrowth #CustomerConnection #LuxuryCrisis #AuthenticLuxury #Luxury #fashion
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You can still get Allen's Boots in Austin, but these days you can also grab a pair of Gucci or Versace loafers! If you're into luxury goods, you might be happy to know Austin now has stores for 24 of the world's most luxurious brands. Granted, Houston and Dallas are still far ahead when it comes to high-end stores, but we're definitely getting there. #AvantResidential #AvantResidentialGroup #SusanAvant #compassaustin #compassatx #compass #luxurylifestyle #movetoaustin #atx #sellingaustinsfinestproperties #internationalrealtor #relocationspecialist #leadersinluxury #localexpert #luxuryrealestate #realm #realmglobal
Austin's luxury retail scene trails behind other major Texas cities - Austin Business Journal
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Is ‘Greedflation’ sustainable for luxury brands ❓ 💡 “Greedflation” is a term usually used when brands hike their prices at rates much higher than annual inflation rates and their rising supply chain costs. 🎯 According to HSBC, the average price of personal luxury goods in Europe has grown by 52% since 2019. 📌 Chanel 2.55 flap bag prices have increased by 91%, from € 5800 in 2019 to € 11,100 in 2024. 📌 Prada Galleria Saffiano leather bag prices have increased from € 1750 to € 3700, marking 111% price rise since 2019. 📌 Louis Vuitton Speedy prices increased by 100% from €800 to €1600 during this period. 💡 Luxury companies must consistently justify the higher prices of products by adding real value in terms of - • higher level of product quality • greater creativity and craftsmanship • perceived exclusivity • Constant innovation • Ethical sourcing of raw materials • Betterment of people and planet 🤔 Else, it might result in consumer distrust, frustration and luxury fatigue. Your thoughts? #luxury #brands #strategy #price #hike #luxeanalytics
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When you ask someone what it means to dress elegantly, there is always a short silence before answering. Few stylistic issues are so complex. "It has to do with attitude," a friend told me. "𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗶𝗺𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝗳𝗲𝗲𝗹 𝗴𝗼𝗼𝗱 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗳𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗻𝘁", said another. Do you know what I think? That style is in the magic of the detail. When you make the details a fundamental part of the whole and not just an accessory, then you have achieved a product with a life of its own. This is what we are looking for at MANUFACTURAS FLYER (MFLYER)… #Shoemakers #WomanShoes #Luxury
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