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Market Research Report

Mega-Trend 12 Luxe to 2011

Published by Style-Vision, s.a.r.l.
Published March, 2009 Product code 83905
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Mega-Trend 12 Luxe to 2011 published by Style-Vision, s.a.r.l. in March, 2009. This report price starts from US $ 1067.

Introduction

Abstract

Luxury is in a crisis, did you notice?

The luxury sector is not immune to the downturn and it may be tough for those who have surfed on the wave of “bling.” However, the ventures of luxury do not cease and some of them even defy times of crisis. Think about Yves Saint Laurent' s record-breaking auction results (€ 374m) or the recent opening of the 4000-square-meter Giorgio Armani store on New York' s 5th Avenue.

According to us, a more toxic peril threatens the industry: it is the “creative crunch.” We observe an upcoming divorce between designers and luxury brands. Fatigue is a great challenge for marketers, designers, retailers and investors operating in both mature and emerging luxury markets. Luxury needs to go rehab' from time to time and restore its creative potential.

In the Introduction of the 12th volume of the mega trend reports Luxe to 2011, we suggest rehab' guidelines. These rules have been established with the collaboration of our international panel of creative experts around the world to get rid of overused, cultural cliches and vocabulary as well as blocking preconceived ideas on the essence of luxury brands and consumers.

The 5 next chapters then describe our forecasts on Luxury to 2011 in five colours: BLACK, RED, BLUE, GREEN and GOLD. A different starting point, the luxury colour ranges were revealed by our cross-cultural survey and gave us the impulse to imagine future developments of luxury while maintaining a link with formers definitions;

Based from a renewed, colourful palette, marketers, designers, retailers and investors should find creative routes and ideas to achieve a brighter future in the luxury industry.

  • Black luxury, a rediscovery of patience and the length of time.
  • Blue luxury, the soft power of the ruling class.
  • Red luxury, an education to luxury.
  • Green luxury, the pleasures of ordinary life.
  • Golden luxury, the conquest of new territories.

MEGA-TRENDc is a trend report, co-created by leading creative agencies and trend experts from around the world including Ana Goalabre (Douarnenez), Funky Business (Bucharest), Onio Design (Mumbai), The Mageborn Company (New York), Brand DNA (Geneva), Imageneer (Sao Paulo, Brazil), Next Big Thing (UK), LEBIZ (Jpan), Virginia Lau (Hong Kong), Y Studios (San Francisco), John Fu (Shanghai) Trend group (Turkey), KORTI (Korea) Future Navigator (Danemark) and Style-Vision (Nice).

Subscribers include:

Volkswagen, TWA, Burberry, Adidas, Swarovski, France Telecom, Sony, Virgin, Porsche, LVMH services, Leo Burnett etc.....

Brands and place mentioned in this volume include:

Abraxas Rex; Alessandro Dell' Acqua ; Alexander Wang; Art Smart; Beth Ditto; Botanist; Boudicca; Breguet; Camilla Skovgaard; Canon; Cecilie Toklum ; CheBanca ; Colette; Conde Nast ; Crea International;; David Burel; Diamond Lounge; Didier Ludot ; Dubai Infinity Holdings; EDITT (Hamzah & Yeang) ; Forest Rain ; Gowoon Jeong; Guerlain; Hastens; Katie Grand; Kiehl' s; Little Marc Jacobs; Mac Funamizu; Murat Ozveri, Gabriele Crivelli & Jian Ma; Nguyen La Chanh ; Om Aroma; Plaza Athenee ; Razvan Ciobanu; Roksan ; Samsung ; Sergio Rossi; Spire ; Starwood hotels & resorts ; Style Rookie; Tadao Ando; The Simpsons; The Sphere; The Yellow Treehouse; Vuitton ; Welcom; Yves Saint Laurent..........

The agenda and themes to be covered in year 2009 are:

Mega-Trend N°13 - theme and release date to be defined

Report Statistics

  • Area: Global
  • Sectors: Retail, Travel, Hospitality, Fashion, Cosmetics, Health, Home, High Tech, Internet, Automotive, Culture and Leisure
  • Publish date: March 2009
  • Formats: Pdf file(Online Delivery)
  • No Pages: 37

About us

  • THE LEADER IN QUALITATIVE CONSUMER INSIGHT, Style-Vision is dedicated to deliver creative scenarios of the future consumer.
  • Global leaders in Cosmetics, Foods, Fashion, Fragrance, Furniture, Textiles, Automotives, Travel, Hospitality, Banking and Electronics are currently using the Style-Vision reports to better anticipate changing consumer behavior and to sparkle innovation in the creation process.
  • With an excellence based on comprehensive research, innovative tools, personalized services, proprietary in-house creations as well as an international multi-sector client base, Style-Vision is set apart to lead the trend intelligence industry.

Table of Contents

Part 1: Introduction to the new luxury

  • 1.1 Context
  • 1.2 The rehab' rules
  • 1.3 Views from the luxury borders
  • 1.4 Unleash your ideas and speak you way
  • 1.5 Brush up your vocabulary
  • 1.6 Eat luxury

Part 2: luxury colors, today and tomorrow

  • 2.1 Luxury colours 2009
  • 2.2 The new luxury colours 2011

Part 3: luxury trends in five colors

  • 3.1 Black luxury, a rediscovery of patience and the length of time.
  • 3.2 Blue luxury, the soft power of the ruling class.
  • 3.3 Red luxury, an education to luxury.
  • 3.4 Green luxury, the pleasures of ordinary life.
  • 3.5 Golden luxury, the conquest of new territories.
  • Luxury Moods & colours (Mood Panel survey)
  • Coeditors
  • License
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