This book provides an analysis of the luxury industry in two of the world’s biggest and evolving markets, and identifies and discusses the key issues and dynamics in transforming their luxury landscapes. By discussing the elements that are most likely to dominate boardroom agendas, the pragmatic implications for both strategic and marketing planning are made clear. Special emphasis is placed upon well-contemplated responses to luxury brand marketing challenges that executives are likely to face as they push their brands to adapt and thrive in these shifting markets.
Whether you are a business professional targeting the Asian consumer, a marketer interested in trend spotting, or a shopper fascinated by luxury brands, this book opens the door to success.
The growth of the Chinese and Indian economies has led to a growth for luxury brands in these markets.
Jin Bao Street has already attracted famous brands and companies, including Rolls Royce, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Ogilvy, JWT and the Li & Fung Group. Gucci, Burberry and Bottega Veneta have opened stores in Jin Bao Place.
3 Xavier Bertrand, interview with Radha Chadha, September 2005. 4 “Luxury Goods and the Indian Consumer,” FICCI Survey, January 2006. 5 Vijay Murjani, phone interview with Radha Chadha, October 2005. 6 Shobha De, interview by Radha ...
This book is an invaluable repository of knowledge that brings clarity to key issues and trends for practitioners, academics and students of luxury brands.
Pierre Xiao Lu's book is timely and strategically vital for those who wish to succeed in the world's biggest market. The book is very inspiring, entertaining and enriching. It is well researched, argued, and supported by evidence.
The part begins with an interview result which indicates key strategy and business opportunity in long term. This is followed by three objectives and discussion of the particular emphasis to support the aim.
Fashion and leather goods account for the largest proportion of the sector, followed by perfumes and cosmetics, which are usually sold under the licensed names of fashion designers. Watches and jewellery take care of the rest.
This book examines the ways in which luxury fashion brands use their heritage in their digital storytelling and marketing.
This book focuses on the development and trends of Chinese local luxury industry in the digital era, which brings a new round of manufacturing transformation and upgrading, as well as development opportunities.