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  1. 2 weeks left! Register now for the Luxury Commercial Real Estate Summit NYC 
  2. AI engines replacing search as starting point for affluent travel research: report 
  3. Consumer trust in AI set to grow 15 percentage points by 2030: report
  4. Namibia on track to have 10,000 millionaires by 2040
  5. Consumers in Middle East's GCC countries to up spend 50pc on beauty from 2025 to 2030: report
  6. Growth that works today is not always the growth that builds tomorrow
  7. How AI shopping can quietly erode brand loyalty – and what it means for luxury 
  8. British brokerage Savills to buy real estate bank Eastdil Secured for $1.1B
  9. Indian luxury needs new pitch: From Made in India to Owned by India
  10. US to remain world’s largest luxury market by sales, China among fastest growing through 2030: report
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Free webinar Nov. 21: How luxury is being redefined and what it means for brands and you

November 17, 2023

Louis Vuitton is often cited as an example of a major luxury brand that has kept with the times, attracting new and younger generation of both aspirational and affluent consumers to its vibrant, color and well-designed merchandise. The brand is adapting to its customers' wants and desires. Image: Louis Vuitton Louis Vuitton is often cited as an example of a major luxury brand that has kept with the times, attracting new and younger generation of both aspirational and affluent consumers to its vibrant, color and well-designed merchandise. The brand, as seen with its Colormania effort, is adapting to its customers' wants and desires. Image: Louis Vuitton

 

By Luxury Marketer Intelligence

For generations, luxury stood by a standard definition: a high-quality product with impeccable craftsmanship, enviable heritage, stellar positioning, exquisite customer service and limited distribution. The arrival of luxury conglomerates that value scale as much as quality and creativity, a rising aspiring class that devours branded luxury, China's growing clout and a perceptible shift to unique experiences has forced a reconsideration of luxury values.

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