Quintessentially's Lawrence on Luxury in 2010 and Beyond
Philanthropy, bespoke services and a positive outlook are in store
LS member Guy Lawrence, chief executive officer of Quintessentially, talks with Bloomberg’s Andrea Catherwood about the current state of the luxury industry and how he expects it to evolve in 2010. Points of discussion include the future of “austerity chic” for 2010 and the luxury consumer’s increased focus on philanthropy. Guy talks about the growing appetite for bespoke services and personalisation that he’s seen amongst clients.
Poppy Trowbridge also reports on the growth of high-end cars from companies like Jaguar Land Rover, BMW and Mercedes.
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