Luxury Goods

In-person store sales still dominate in luxury goods sector – study

Affluent consumers value the human touch and tactile experiences that digital platforms cannot fully replicate, Euromonitor report finds.

Study of the global luxury watch sector shows how a brand’s ‘coreness’ positively affects the prices of its products.

Luxury brands may benefit from including more educational elements about their brand history and craftsmanship in their marketing messaging.

Continent defies expectations, given that the luxury market is under pressure in certain other regions of the world, most notably China.

Asian consumers may exhibit a passion for luxury consumption, while simultaneously endorsing the moral virtues of thriftiness.

Fake goods are not always cheap status symbols. Rather, they are a means of rejecting the exclusive markets and companies that service them.

Maker of iconic luxury sports cars and other performance vehicles saw its brand value rise by 17% over the past year – Brand Finance report.

Demand for Louis Vuitton and Chanel has declined, study finds. But Balenciaga is on the rise, despite being embroiled in controversy.

Luxury sector is more than 20% up this year, and the good times will likely roll until the end of the decade, report says.