As luxury brands accelerate their sustainability agendas, authenticity has become the true differentiator. For India, sustainability is not a new strategy but a timeless heritage – rooted in natural materials, artisanal craft, and cultural preservation – positioning it as a credible partner in shaping responsible luxury.
“Before the West defined slow fashion, India had already woven it into its DNA.”
Recent high-profile data breaches at LVMH and Kering have exposed a critical vulnerability in luxury’s digital transformation. As regulatory scrutiny intensifies and consumer expectations evolve, protecting customer data has shifted from a compliance requirement to a core element of brand equity in China.
As consecutive quarters of improvement signal the end of China’s luxury downturn, industry expert Jacques Roizen reveals the categories driving the turnaround and the brands emerging as winners.
What Paris calls a Maison, India has lived through its palaces – but never named.
Will the love story between Chinese shoppers and luxury continue this 520? DLG and Re-Hub examine the occasion through six definitive rankings across 105 luxury brands.
A new era of sophisticated spending emerges as China’s luxury sector navigates economic uncertainty and evolving consumer identities.
As market volatility, strategic acquisitions, and commodity price fluctuations converge, the luxury industry finds itself at a pivotal juncture where traditional metrics of success are being redefined, and industry leaders are adapting their strategies to navigate an increasingly complex global environment.
Despite economic headwinds, Chinese luxury consumption remains resilient – it is simply changing location. An industry insider reveals why brands must look beyond domestic sales figures to understand the true state of the market.