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1. Introduction France, a pivotal nation within the European Union, is currently confronting a multifaceted…
South Korea has established itself as a pivotal player in the global luxury market, with its consumers demonstrating a profound affinity for high-end goods and services. However, recent political developments have introduced complexities that could significantly influence this sector.
Elon Musk warns that the growing national debt in the U.S. is “unsustainable,” potentially leading to bankruptcy if drastic measures aren’t adopted. He suggests cutting federal spending by $2 trillion, which has ignited debate across economic and political realms. His stance may impact the luxury sector, as reduced government spending could decrease high-net-worth consumers’ purchasing power, eroding demand for luxury goods. Economic uncertainty and potential tax increases could further challenge luxury brands. Meanwhile, Musk views cryptocurrencies as volatile, making them unfit for resolving the debt issue. Luxury companies must adapt strategies to thrive in a changing economic landscape.
LVMH has announced a major executive restructuring, promoting Alexandre Arnault and Jean-Jacques Guiony to enhance leadership and business strength amid global challenges. Guiony, former CFO, becomes CEO of Moët Hennessy, tasked with revitalizing the division following an 8% sales decline. Alexandre Arnault, now Deputy General Director at Moët Hennessy, brings experience from Tiffany & Co. and Rimowa, highlighting a focus on succession planning. Additionally, Charles Delapalme takes over as CEO of Hennessy, reinforcing LVMH’s commitment to internal talent development. This strategic reshuffle aims to adapt to market changes and maintain LVMH’s dominance in the luxury industry.
India is rapidly becoming a focal point for the luxury market due to significant economic growth, a young population, and rising consumer aspirations. With the GDP expanding consistently and a growing middle class, India is projected to constitute 10-12% of the Asian luxury market by 2030. The rise of new elites and increased urbanization enhance luxury consumption, influencing consumption habits towards personalized and experiential luxury. Government policies have facilitated market entry for foreign brands by removing barriers, while e-commerce and social media have democratized luxury access. As brands adapt to Indian preferences, they harness cultural personalization, leveraging Bollywood and influencers to drive aspiration and sales.
Inflation is an economic phenomenon that affects both consumers and businesses, and the luxury sector…
Luxury brands like Hugo Boss and Louis Vuitton face challenges amid fears of a global recession. With declining consumption and supply chain issues, these brands are adopting digital and innovative strategies to stay competitive in a changing market.
LVMH strengthens its presence in the luxury sector by acquiring 10% of Double R, owned by Moncler’s CEO, Remo Ruffini. The investment allows for further growth opportunities and board seats, aligning with LVMH’s strategy for global expansion.
The luxury sector has historically been a pillar of global economies, symbolizing status, exclusivity, and craftsmanship. Over time, the luxury industry has evolved, adapting to social and economic fluctuations while maintaining its essence of offering products and services that transcend the ordinary. Between 2025 and 2030, the industry is expected to undergo one of the most significant transformations in its history, driven by technological advances, changing consumer expectations, and increasing pressure to integrate sustainable and responsible practices. The value of the global luxury market, which in 2021 stood at 320 billion euros, is projected to reach 600 billion euros by 2030, nearly doubling in just a decade, a testament to its resilience and adaptability.
This report provides an in-depth analysis of the key factors that will define the luxury sector between 2025 and 2030, offering detailed analysis of emerging trends, economic data, and growth projections across various geographic areas and market segments.
In 2023, traditional crafts related to the luxury sector represented a significant fraction of the global luxury economy. It is estimated that the craftsmanship linked to luxury generated over $150 billion in global revenue, accounting for approximately 12% of the total luxury market. This growth has been driven by the increasing demand for personalized goods, especially in emerging markets like Asia and the Middle East.
The economy related to traditional crafts and craftsmanship has found a modern renaissance in the luxury sector. This market segment values authenticity, exclusivity, and quality, all intrinsic characteristics of artisanal products. As demand for personalized, sustainable, and ethical products continues to grow, traditional crafts play a crucial role in the luxury economy through 2030 and beyond. However, the preservation of these trades requires continued efforts in skill transmission, protection of authenticity, and integration with technological innovations.
As of September 8, 2024, the luxury sector has continued its upward trajectory, consolidating itself as one of the main economic drivers globally. With a market that reached €1.5 trillion in 2023, luxury has expanded its presence not only in mature markets such as Europe and the United States, but also in emerging regions of Asia and Latin America. This growth has been driven by the revaluation of luxury goods, the increase in the consumption of exclusive experiences, and the role of digitalization in transforming the industry. This report explores how the luxury sector contributes to economic growth, job creation, and infrastructure development, based on recent data and 2024 trends.
PVH Corp., owner of iconic brands like Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, has announced the appointment of Fredrik Olsson as its new CEO for Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). Olsson, with over two decades of experience at H&M in various leadership roles, will replace Martijn Hagman, who has been CEO of Tommy Hilfiger Global and PVH Europe since 2020. This strategic change aims to strengthen PVH’s presence in the competitive European market.
The luxury sector, which includes fashion, jewelry, watches, automobiles, hospitality, and luxury tourism, is one of the most dynamic and resilient industries in the global economy. In 2024, the global luxury market was valued at approximately €390 billion (around $420 billion), reflecting sustained growth despite economic challenges, such as market fluctuations and post-pandemic recovery. This report provides an in-depth analysis of how the luxury sector contributes to the global economy through various channels, including employment generation, fiscal revenues, attracting foreign investments, and boosting tourism, using updated data and detailed examples from various countries.
Luxury tourism is a growing sector that encompasses exclusive, personalized, and high-quality experiences. This segment of the tourism market has seen significant expansion since 2024 and is expected to continue through 2030. This report provides a detailed analysis of the countries contributing the most luxury tourists globally, updated figures, data on the average daily spending of tourists by country of origin, and projections through 2030.
The global men’s cosmetics market has shown steady growth, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of between 6% and 8% over the past five years. According to a report by Grand View Research, the market is expected to reach a value of approximately $78.6 billion by 2030, compared to $47.5 billion recorded in 2021. This growth is driven by several key factors, including increasing awareness among men about health and personal care, market expansion in emerging economies, and continuous product diversification and innovation by brands.
This report provides an in-depth analysis of the growth prospects of the men’s cosmetics market, exploring the factors driving its expansion, emerging trends, strategies of major brands, as well as opportunities, challenges, and future projections.
The trend of treating pets as children (“fur babies”) has generated increasing demand for luxury services, including advanced grooming treatments.
According to a study by the American Pet Products Association (APPA) in 2024, pet owners in the United States spent approximately USD 9.2 billion on grooming and boarding services in 2023, a figure that has shown steady growth over the past five years. This number is expected to continue increasing as more consumers invest in premium grooming services for their pets.
Flamenco is a cultural experience of luxury for North American tourists, offering an authentic and exclusive immersion into Spanish tradition. With roots in Andalusia and recognized as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, Flamenco captivates visitors through its emotional intensity, historical significance, and personalized experiences like private dance lessons and gourmet dinners paired with live performances. This art form significantly impacts Spain’s tourism economy, drawing thousands of tourists to Andalusian cities each year. The true luxury of Flamenco lies in its ability to forge a deep emotional connection, providing an unforgettable cultural experience.
The Cultural Divide in Luxury: America vs. Europe. We discuss the differences in the perception of luxury between America and Europe. In America, luxury is often associated with ostentatious displays of material success, while in Europe, the focus is more on quality, craftsmanship, and the history behind products. We explore how these cultural and historical differences shape the understanding of luxury in these two regions.
[lwptoc title=”Contents” toggle=”0″] Introduction Generative artificial intelligence (GAI) has emerged as a transformative technology with…
[lwptoc title=”Contents” toggle=”0″] Introduction The Veblen Effect is a fascinating phenomenon that challenges the basic…
This paradox, where luxury thrives while the global economy declines, is due to several interconnected factors affecting both the supply and demand of high-end goods and services. The following explores in detail the factors that allow the luxury sector to benefit during recession periods.
The luxury market in India has experienced impressive growth in recent years, driven by a combination of economic, demographic, and cultural factors. The country’s economic transformation, along with increased personal wealth and greater exposure to international brands, has created a conducive environment for luxury expansion. This report will provide a detailed overview of the factors driving this market, its segmentation, current trends, challenges, and future prospects.
The tourism market has evolved due to changing traveler preferences and new technologies. Luxury tourist apartments appeal to those seeking personalized, high-quality experiences. This report explores their competitive advantages, investment prospects, privacy, flexibility, premium locations, and challenges such as regulations and competition. Effective management and digital marketing are crucial for capitalizing on this lucrative segment.
The luxury economy is set for significant change by 2025, driven by digital transformation, sustainability, and experiential luxury. Online sales are projected to grow, integrating technologies like VR and blockchain. Ethical practices will rise, and new luxury markets in Asia will expand. Technological advancements will create novel luxury goods, while smart cities will enhance real estate value.
LVMH, the world’s largest luxury goods conglomerate, has been significantly impacted by the recent slowdown in China’s consumer spending. In the first half of 2024, the company’s net profit fell by 14%. This trend is part of a global phenomenon affecting luxury brands, particularly in Asia, a key market.
The Prada Group has reported an impressive 17% increase in its revenues during the first…
The luxury giant LVMH, through its private equity firm L Catterton, has acquired a stake…
Shares of luxury giant Hermes International rose on Friday after it reported strong H1 results.…
The luxury housing market in India has shown remarkable growth driven by the demand from…
LVMH’s 14% drop in net profit from €8.48bn to €7.27bn for the first half of…
Luxury brands are adopting an aggressive discount strategy in China, offering up to 50% price…
[lwptoc title=”Contents” toggle=”0″] Introduction The analysis of luxury product consumption by the LGTBIQ+ community reveals…
[lwptoc numeration=”none” title=”Contents” toggle=”0″] Introduction Lebanon, although small in territory, has a rich winemaking history…
[lwptoc title=”Contents” toggle=”0″] Introduction The luxury anti-aging market has experienced robust growth in recent decades,…
[lwptoc title=”Contents” toggle=”0″] Introduction The luxury textile market is an exclusive segment of the fashion…
