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COURSE 3 - MSC BSB Luxury 2021 - LUXURY MARKETING AND PREMIUM PRODUCTS
COURSE 3 - MSC BSB Luxury 2021 - LUXURY MARKETING AND PREMIUM PRODUCTS
COURSE 3 - MSC BSB Luxury 2021 - LUXURY MARKETING AND PREMIUM PRODUCTS
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ARMANI: a typical example of the
Italian fashion business model
1970
> Licensing
agreements with
clothing
manufacturers for
the production of 1984 1990
1960
own collections. Expansion to Watchmaking 2000
Giorgio Armani starts
of new (partnership with Launch of the
his career as a designer > Partnership with segments Fossil) first shop online
for Nino Cerrutti the businessman (license agreements): Consolidation of the (US market
Sergio Galeotti. perfumery (L'Oréal), volume of business and only)
Armani creates his lunetterie (Luxottica) vertical integration
first creative
workshop
Safilo, Luxottica
Different providers
Glaces ARMAN Flowers
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Worldwide Luxury Report Market 2019
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The Personal Luxury Goods market was
worth €217B in 2020, after a severe decline
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establishment with the creation accessibility of its products, widening its financia l torpor & growth VI
of the historical Top luxury client base and thus allowing the market to crisis. political D
conglomerates. grow, with growth having been dampened tension crisi
somewhat between 2000 to 2004 by the s.
recession in the early 2000s.
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Growth of Global Luxury Goods
segments across time
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COVID-19 impact for the Luxury
industry – the different 2020 scenarios
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There are six consumer trends emerging or solidifying in
response to the crisis.
•More China: Luxury shopping is likely to restart first in China if
COVID-19
the virus remains under control there. Continued restrictions on
travel will mean that many purchases that would have been made
impact
abroad will happen in China.
•Accelerated shift to digital shopping: When safe, consumers on consumption
will return to physical stores (possibly with a renewed passion
for in-real-life experiences), but some digital shopping habits
built during the outbreak will stick—especially if brands raise
trends
their game in online assortment, user experience and digital
marketing.
• Heightened environmental and social
consciousness: Consumer concern about sustainability and social
issues is set to continue, consolidating the importance of
environmental and social governance. Enlightened brands may
rethink the end-to-end product life cycle, supply chain
management and disposal of unsold stock.
•Rise of a post-aspirational mindset: Ethics will become as
important as aesthetics as consumers prioritize purposeful
brands.
•Strengthened local pride: Public opinion during the outbreak
has sometimes stigmatized certain nations, triggering assertive
displays of cultural pride in those territories. Brands need to
avoid inflaming these local sensitivities.
•Expanding need for inclusion: Brands will need to use all their
ingenuity to revamp their offer at accessible price points, reflecting
the reduced spending power of many
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COVID-19 impact on how will Luxury 2025
market look like
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COVID-19 impact on how will Luxury 2025
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International travel to come back strong after Covid-19
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COVID-19 impact on Worldwide
Luxury Consumption
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COVID-19 impact for the Luxury
industry – the different 2020 scenarios
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COVID-19 impact on Worldwide
Luxury Consumption Trends
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COVID-19 impact on Worldwide
Luxury Consumption
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COVID-19 impact on Worldwide
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COVID-19 impact on Worldwide
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Coronavirus spells big trouble for luxury goods
market – Bain/BCG
With half the world’s population currently confined to the house, looking fashionable or even just presentable probably isn’t high up on the list
of concerns. More broadly though, a number of the world’s leading strategy and management consulting firms have been sounding the
warning for the global luxury goods industry, with the coronavirus fall-out expected to cost the sector up to $120 billion in revenues, or more
than one third of its $350 billion worth as assessed by BCG.
COVID-19 impact on Personal Luxury
Goods Market 2020
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COVID-19 Mid Term impact on
Personal Luxury Goods Market
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COVID-19 impact on how will Luxury 2025
market look like
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The Economic Recovery is unlikely to be V-
Shaped
The decline in the luxury goods market suggests to us that there’s no V-shaped recovery ahead, and it could take
upwards of “four years” for a recovery phase to unfold.
It appears the world could remain in a low-growth, or even negative growth period,
through the mid-point of this decade.
Global Online Personal Luxury Goods
Market Q4-2019
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Worldwide Luxury Report 2020
Global Economy
Consumer shifts
In their
Next Gen Social Sustainability first
neighbourhood
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Worldwide Luxury Report 2020
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Worldwide Luxury Report 2020
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Density of Super-Rich Individuals 2019
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Super-Rich Spendings
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Worldwide Luxury Report 2020
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