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Business Of Luxury Forum. ATUALUXO Life and Style Forum. La experiencia, el nuevo ADN del lujo - Estilo. ¿Por qué compra la gente el lujo? - Estilo. México da aire a firmas de lujo - Expansión. En noviembre del 2010, Emporio Armani abrió su primera tienda propia en México, en Polanco, Distrito Federal.
Starwood le apuesta al lujo en México - Negocios. The World’s Ten Most Powerful Luxury Brands: 2011 Edition. If the financial gains that luxury brands experienced in the last year are any indication, we may finally be digging our way out of this recession.
After a dismal 2009 with modest gains and quite a few brands experiencing losses, this year’s top ten luxury brand list should have companies brimming with optimism for the future. Millward Brown Optimor released its annual list of the World’s Most Powerful Brands this morning. (A little background: Millward Brown is part of WPP, a massive company that’s made up of a bunch of advertising firms, including Grey and Ogilvy & Mather. Optimor does brand analysis for many of these firms.)
We talked to Millward Brown vice president, Pierre Dupreelle, and his colleague Daniella Segal, who is a senior consultant at the firm, to get their take on the state of the luxury market. There was some shifting of rank order in the latter half of this year’s list compared to last year, but with the exception of two companies, all made pretty stellar gains. The Luxury Institute, LLC. Dom Pérignon. Acker Merrall & Condit HK sale shatters all records.
The Acker Merrall & Condit sale in Hong Kong this past weekend shattered expectations with over US$8.2 million (HK$64M) in total sales, more than 10% over the high estimate, even though 8% of the lots remained unsold !!! Over 330 people packed the Island Shangri-La Ballroom and bidding was ferocious in the room, often starting at the opening bid and going up, up and away from there. In fact, due to so much in-room bidding, the pace of 100 lots an hour forced them to move the second session upstairs in order to make sure that the evening wedding scheduled in the ballroom could still take place as planned. The top lot of the day was a case of which realized a spectacular HK$1.89 Million (US$242,308) including buyer’s premium after spirited bidding setting a new World Auction Record for a case of Domaine de la Romanée- Conti . The two large format Champagne lots direct from the cellars of Dom Pérignon also realized World Auction Records .
The other top 20 lots were as follows: Six ads that changed the way you think. 3 January 2011Last updated at 16:44 By Katie Connolly BBC News, Washington Art, advertising and social media collide in a BBC World News America report on the changing face of the ad industry in the digitial age Advertisers have always sought to influence and persuade - no more so than at this time of year.
But since the advent of mass communications, there has been only a handful of ads that monumentally changed the way people think about a product. Before the A Diamond is Forever ads, diamond rings weren't the premier symbol of engagement Through its bold advertising, diamond giant DeBeers did something extraordinary - it managed to convince generations of men and women that the only acceptable symbol of an engagement was a diamond ring. Prior to the "A Diamond is Forever" campaign - which launched in 1948 and was named by Advertising Age as the most effective campaign of the 20th Century - diamond rings weren't synonymous with marriage or engagement. De Beers Case Study. Carrying on the MBA content series, I’d like to highlight a case study we ran through last term on DeBeers.
It’s a pretty standard study that I expect a lot of business schools use. I hope you’ll find it illustrative. Almost every business school student knows that the value of diamonds is vastly inflated, and in large part that’s due to the work of the DeBeers company. To Sell Luxury - Forbes.com. Luxury/Lifestyle sector.
Luxury/Lifestyle sector Although many luxury brands have existed for decades or even for over a century, the luxury goods sector, as a stand-alone and recognized stock market industry category, is still relatively new, with many of the listed players having come to the public markets only in the last decade.
Global Luxury Sector Expected To Grow 10 Percent: Report. MILAN -- The global luxury market has continued its surge as experts project 10 percent growth in 2013.
Bain & Company says in a report commissioned by Italian luxury producers that a resurgence of growth in the U.S. and European markets coupled with strong performance in China and Latin America are driving growth in the sector. Japan also returned to growth. Bain also revised its 2010 figures to euro173 billion, or a 13 percent growth from a year earlier, compared with earlier figures of euro172 billion. Bain forecasts growth in 2011 is being driven by jewelry and watches, up 18 percent, accessories, up 13 percent, and apparel up 8 percent. The report was released Monday by the Fondazione Altagamma association of Italian luxury producers. Luxury good. History[edit] With increasing "democratization",[1] several new product categories have been created within the luxury market, aptly called "accessible" or "mass luxury".
These are meant specifically for the middle class (in this context, sometimes called the "aspiring class"). Because luxury has now diffused into the masses, defining the word has become difficult.[2] Economics[edit] México lidera el consumo de lujo en AL - Expansión. La crisis no impide que el consumo de lujo se consolide, al menos así sucede en México, donde 5% de la población compra más de la mitad de los artículos de lujo que se consumen en América Latina, de acuerdo con un reportaje publicado por la revista Expansión en su última edición.
Las 10 marcas de lujo mas valiosas del mundo. Top 10 de las marcas de lujo El mayor conglomerado de lujo es el grupo francés LVHM (LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA).Es el conglomerado francés fabricante de bienes de lujo más grande del mundo, tiene su sede en Francia y es presidido por Bernard Arnault, el séptimo hombre más rico del Mundo.
Es el padre de alrededor de 60 sub-empresas que cada gestión de un pequeño número de prestigiosas marcas. Con un valor de: 61 mil millones € 2010 1.Louis Vuitton.