How luxury lost its soft power
Luxury doesn’t need a new competitive strategy. It needs a new cultural strategy.
I have to apologise as events have got away with me this week, and I haven't written the post I wanted to for this community. Coming next week, it is a Christmas list of fashion and beauty brands setting the standard for good partnership - with the world, with their customers, and with themselves.
However, when I read this post earlier this week, I found myself nodding enthusiastically in agreement. I occasionally read this stack, it's more of a marketeer's take, but I think everyone can get a lot out of this perceptive breakdown of how greed in the luxury world has undermined the very DNA of the brands that make it up.
I hope you find it as interesting as I did.
Back next week, Tiff -
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