While Chinese desire for German luxury brands is strong, industry experts say loyalty to a single brand is relatively low, providing an opening for newcomers. Chinese consumers penchant for upgrading also means buyers are frequently considering their …

Prior to entering Executive Search, Rustin spent 15 years in publishing and advertising, where she focused on luxury goods and fashion. In her last publishing role, she was the Fashion and Beauty Manager for Condé Nast's House & Garden Magazine.

Chinese consumers are undergoing a rapid evolution in taste, ditching flashy logos for more understated luxury products, according to the heads of several global luxury brands. "There's one thing we have to watch happening in China, which is logo …

In particular he noted that certain luxury brands had now become ubiquitous at international airports, arguing that customers wanted something different that would stand out. “It's clear that fatigue is starting to develop,” he said. “Therein lies the …

MINCE pies from Aldi taste better than luxury brands costing nearly eight times as much, consumer group Which? have revealed. Their experts rated Aldi's Specially Selected Luxury Mince Pies, costing £1.69, in No1 place and far better than posh Fortnum …

Companies such as luxury five star hotel chain Four Seasons and UK wealth manager Barclays Wealth and Investment Management are providing more content for their consumers, but with a discerning audience luxury brands must think carefully about their …

Luxury A decade back names like Gucci, Louis Vuitton , Prada, Chanel sounded remote and unfamiliar to most Indians. Ten years later, the scenario has changed drastically .Luxury brands have entered the Indian market and have made their presence felt.

AHMEDABAD: With India set to register the highest year-on-year growth rate among the luxury goods markets at 25.2% in three to four years, luxury brands need to weave their brand stories around young customers' aspirations. The insight comes from a …

Prior to entering Executive Search, Rustin spent 15 years in publishing and advertising, where she focused on luxury goods and fashion. In her last publishing role, she was the Fashion and Beauty Manager for Condé Nast's House & Garden Magazine.