LuxuryLab Global
Euromonitor International
Learn about the newest luxury market trends, presented by the most prestigious speakers of the industry. LuxuryLab Global is the best opportunity to connect with the most relevant and important professionals in the luxury market.
时尚行业未来三大趋势
Marguerite Le Rolland
鞋服是受疫情影响最严重的行业之一，但就在该行业以超预期的速度复苏时，却遇上了诸多动荡，包括充满不确定性的乌克兰危机和飞速增长的通胀率。这不仅意味着生产成本的上升，供应链进一步陷入困境，还会面临消费者支出的减少。 在如此挑战的背景下，时尚行业正加速转型，以适应疫情后的新世界，本文将探讨这些变化对该行业长期而言将意味着什么。
What's Driving Demand for Luxury Rentals, Post-Pandemic?
Nina Marston
With the recent announcement from Louis Vuitton on future price increases, Euromonitor explores the future of how we access luxury goods with COCOON founder Ceanne Fernandes -Wong, exploring luxury goods, the circular economy and insights on luxury handbag rental trends.
Three Key Trends That Will Shape the Future of Fashion
Marguerite Le Rolland
The apparel and footwear industry was among the worst hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, but just as recovery was taking place faster than expected, the industry is now facing more turbulences around the fast-moving uncertainty in Ukraine, galloping inflation rates, which mean rising production costs, further supply chain woes, not to mention weakened consumer spending.
The Retail Summit
Euromonitor International
The Retail Summit unites global, c-level executives from retail and parallel industries to create and debate the future of commerce.
Fashion Opportunities in the Metaverse
Nina Marston
As we adapt to an increasingly digitally reliant world, this episode explores how digital innovations, shifts in target demographics, and lifestyle changes caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, are drawing fashion players to this space and highlights the challenges and opportunities facing fashion players trying to capitalise on the expansion of the metaverse and digital fashion.
Key Takeaways from JCK Las Vegas 2021
Benjamin Schneider
After over a year spent mostly at home, prioritising the essentials, trends at JCK Las Vegas - the North American jewellery industry’s largest annual trade event - indicate consumers’ renewed optimism for the future, with a shift towards bright colours, bold designs, and products that celebrate life and loved ones.
Sustainability in Fashion: Intention vs Action
Amy Rollinson
The aftermath of Coronavirus (COVID-19) has been characterised by stark tensions and contradictions. These range from social empathy and a sense of community to a “me first” attitude of self-interest; from risk aversion to compulsive behaviour; from cautious spending and “less stuff” to indulgence spending and comfort clutter. These choices and behaviours vary from individual to individual, but we are seeing consumers engaging with both sides of the trend. They are risk averse in some aspects of their lives whilst throwing caution to the wind in others. Fashion sees consumer interest peak in sustainable and ethical brands, while fast-fashion remains an affordable convenience for many.