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Louis Vuitton Started as a Luggage Company Founded in 1854, Louis Vuitton until the 90's was just a luggage company. #heritagebrand It didn't start selling clothes until it hired the creative director Marc Jacobs in 1997. By 2004 Marc Jacobs had transformed Louis Vuitton into a multi billion dollar company increasing revenue by 400% in 6 years. In 2022 Louis Vuitton's annual revenue was over £20 billion and it is one of the most valuable and sought after global luxury brands. It will be interesting to see how Louis Vuitton performed in 2023 when it publishes it's annual report this week. Scientia est Potentia - Knowledge is Power #luxurymarket #heritagebrand #thefreshkid

Peter Hawkings departure from TOM FORD is surprising news but given the recent luxury reports, sadly a sign of the times. The pressure is on for Creative Directors as luxury sales slide in most luxury fashion brands. We could be ready to see revolving doors and a confused offering as Creative Directors move from brand to brand. Insights from The Business of Fashion #PeterHawkings #TomFord #FashionIndustry #LuxuryFashion #CreativeDirectors #FashionNews #BusinessOfFashion #FashionInsights #IndustryTrends #LuxurySales #FashionLeadership

Intensify the luxury quotient of premium villa properties with Fashion TV and aspire for a global recognition! #LuxuryProperties #business #developers #PremiumLiving #realestateLicense #LuxuryLiving #FTV #FashionTV #PropertyInvestment #FashionTVIndia #DreamHome #realestate

Yesterday I happened to be at LT road Borivali- Premium high street market. You name the brand and you will find it, specially known for Jwellery brands with a huge facade. While I observed closely I could find every jewellery store be it an organised player or unorganised the stores were full with its capacity while other categories into fashion were struggling. Even the recent news where DLF sold 1113 flats for 7200cr within 72 hrs is another sign that 2024 has given a good start to luxury brands. Is 2024 for luxury brands? What do you think? #luxurybrands #retailbusiness #retail2024 #retailindustry

Namita Thapar graced Shark Tank India wearing stunning DOLCE&GABBANA sandals that are said to be worth 20 lakhs!! Namita wasn’t just making a fashion statement; she was embodying a legacy of luxury and craftsmanship that began over three decades ago. In the world of high fashion, few names evoke the blend of innovation and tradition quite like Dolce & Gabbana. The Italian luxury fashion house, known for its distinctive designs and cultural influence, was founded in 1985 by Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. But the seeds of this global brand were sown earlier when the two met in 1982 while working for Giorgio Corregiari. Their journey from a small Italian studio to a fashion empire is a tale of passion, creativity, and resilience. In 1983, Dolce and Gabbana established their own design consulting studio, and by 1985, they were ready to unveil their first women’s collection at Milan Fashion Week. Despite financial constraints that led them to use friends as models and a bed sheet for a stage curtain, their work captivated the audience and set the stage for their success. The brand’s early collections were a celebration of Italian cinema and the feminine form, drawing inspiration from the grandeur of 1940s film icons. This homage to their cultural roots resonated with audiences worldwide, and by the 1990s, Dolce & Gabbana had expanded their reach to Japan and the United States, launching their first perfume and men’s collection. Today, the brand is doing an annual turnover of over 1 billion euros. Dolce & Gabbana stands as a testament to the power of embracing one’s heritage while pushing the boundaries of fashion. #Fashion #Legacy #DolceGabbana #Entrepreneurship #SharkTankIndia

The recent collaboration between #LouisVuitton, designed by Pharrell Williams and Tyler, The Creator, marks a captivating shift in the luxury fashion landscape. Witnessing the integration of rappers and music artists into such esteemed brands is truly fascinating. For years, there has been a tendency to overlook individuals from these backgrounds in luxury fashion, often due to entrenched stereotypes and classist attitudes. However, the evolving consumer landscape demands greater inclusivity and brand awareness. This collaboration is a testament to that changing tide. Notably, we must acknowledge the profound impact of trailblazers like #VirgilAbloh, who shattered barriers and paved the way for greater representation of black creatives in the industry. Louis Vuitton's embrace of diverse talents underscores a progressive approach to design and storytelling. Incorporating the unique perspectives and cultural influences of artists like Pharrell Williams and Tyler, The Creator injects a new dynamism into Louis Vuitton's menswear. The result? Collections that are not only visually striking and playful but also reflective of the brand's enduring identity. This collaboration is not just about fashion; it's about celebrating creativity, breaking down barriers, and embracing the rich tapestry of voices that shape the cultural landscape. As brands continue to forge partnerships with diverse talents, we can anticipate a more #inclusive and vibrant future for luxury fashion.

How a Homeless boy built a Luxury brand making Billions?: Louis Vuitton Business Case Study Louis Vuitton is one of the most iconic luxury brands in the world!! And while most Think of louis Vuitton as just another overrated brand that sells bags for 2 lakhs rs, what we dont realize is that Louis Vuitton is a luxury brand that was started by a homeless boy and it has sustained for 200 years, 1 franco-prussian war, 15 revolutions, 2 world wars and 18 recessions including the great depression!! And While most people think of Louis vuitton bags to be the liability of the rich, you would be shocked to know that, if you invested in this louis vuitton bag in 2007 for 625 dollars or 25,000Rs, you would have got more returns than both gold and the S&P index!! You don't believe me look at this chart, From 2007 to 2024, While the price of gold shot by 172%, S&P went up by 167% where as the price of this bag has shot up by 214% And LVMH today is so big and so powerful it is more valuable than Gucci Prada Hermes and its next 5 competitors combined!!! And this begs the question? How did a homeless boy go on to build the biggest luxury brand in the world? Why were Louis vuitton bags considered to be super special during the 19th century? And what are the business lessons that we need to learn from the rise of Louis Vuitton? #business #CaseStudy #design #DesignThinking #innovation #brand #BrandBuilding #LuxuryBrand #LouisVuitton https://lnkd.in/gHq_Msbm

In the rich tapestry of Vipul's legacy, each chapter unfolds a tale of innovation and growth. Our foray into advertising began in 1975, marking the inception of a brand that would transcend time and trends. As the black-and-white era unfolded, Vipul embraced the artistry of slides, turning each frame into a canvas of grace. The transition to television advertising saw us collaborating with luminaries like Raveena Tandon, Aisha Jhulka, and Renuka Shahane elevating our brand to a symbol of timeless sophistication. However, our journey took a momentous turn during our 25th anniversary, as we proudly presented a fashion show with the ethereal Aishwarya Rai. This milestone not only celebrated a quarter-century of elegance but also marked a strategic expansion into the suit-cutting division. The runway became our canvas, and Aishwarya Rai, our muse, as we showcased a blend of tradition and modernity. This expansion propelled Vipul into new dimensions, unlocking opportunities for unprecedented growth and evolution. The suit-cutting division, born from the grandeur of the fashion show, became a cornerstone of our success. It wasn't just about fabric and threads; it was about creating an identity that resonated with the evolving tastes of our patrons. The 25th-anniversary fashion show wasn't just an event; it was a catalyst for transformation, a testament to our commitment to evolving with the times. Today, as we stand at the precipice of limitless possibilities, we owe our growth to the resilience of our brand, the vision of our team, and the loyalty of our patrons. Vipul is not merely a name; it is a narrative of grace, innovation, and a commitment to redefining elegance with each passing year. Join us as we continue to grow, evolve, and weave dreams into reality. #india #saree #indianwear #sareeonline #elegance #indiansarees #ethnicwear #vipulfashion #sareecollection

🎨 Let's do a case study of the fusion of art and high fashion where Louis Vuitton's 2012 Yayoi Kusama limited edition collab didn't just turn heads – it spun them 🌀 When LV dared to dabble with their sacred monogram, introducing a playful polka dot twist, the fashion world stood still – then erupted into a frenzy! 💫 It's a testament to the power of brand consistency and the explosive potential of well-crafted change. Your brand too can command attention and admiration by holding the reins of your visual identity steady. And when the time is right, make a splash with something unexpected. Let's talk about creating a brand so strong, a mere tweak becomes a sensation. #BrandConsistency #LuxuryMarketing #FashionCollabs #LouisVuitton #YayoiKusama #BrandingExpert #luxurybrands #brandingstrategy #coachingandmentoring #coachinginsights #casestudy

Did Louis Vuitton REALLY Burn Their Bags? - Ever wonder how some brands foster such a strong image? We have all heard about luxury brands destroying unsold items, but is it true? - There's actually no confirmed evidence that Louis Vuitton burns their unsold bags. It's a widely circulated rumor, but the brand itself has never admitted to the practice. Reasons why such brands might burn their inventory to safeguard their brand image: - Maintaining Brand Image: Luxury brands like Louis Vuitton rely on a perception of exclusivity. By destroying unsold items, the rumor suggests they prioritize maintaining that image over simply discounting the bags. - Discouraging Grey Markets: An abundance of discounted Louis Vuitton bags could create a grey market, where unauthorized sellers offer them at lower prices. Destroying excess stock discourages this. Conclusion The burning rumor is likely a myth, but it highlights a real marketing strategy: creating a sense of scarcity and exclusivity around a product. Luxury brands achieve this through various methods, not necessarily by destroying perfectly good merchandise. #BrandImage #ExclusivityMarketing #LuxuryMarketing #MarketingPrinciples What are your thoughts on this? You can share your thoughts below in the comments section.