While luxury brands are one of the most profitable and fastest growing segments of the brand pantheon, they are the least understood. There is no established definition as to what a luxury brand is; no clear understanding of the value dimensionality of luxury brands; and no rigorous conceptualization of the different types of luxury brands. They are generally treated as homogenous. Little wonder the management of these brands is shrouded in mystery. This article explores the value dimensionality of luxury brands, differentiates among luxury brands, and proposes a typology to help firms understand the managerial implications and challenges of each type. All luxury brands are not the same-they can mean different things to different people or ...
Luxury has fascinated humanity for millennia and it seems that it will continue to do so in the futu...
The small literature on the business of luxury fashion is located within specialist journalism and p...
In a globalized socio-economic environment, where the 'citizen-consumer' is disillusioned, luxury is...
While luxury brands are one of the most profitable and fastest growing segments of the brand pantheo...
While luxury brands are one of the most profitable and fastest growing segments of the brand pantheo...
Today, the term luxury has become ubiquitous. To attain aspirational attributes, products not tradit...
International audienceToday luxury is everywhere. Everybody wants his products to be luxury. The con...
Shaun Borstrock, 'Do contemporary luxury brands adhere to historical paradigms of luxury?', in Josep...
This article addresses the impact of brand extensions on the brand equity of luxury brands. A review...
Research relevant to the creation and development of luxury brands is a growing area in the literatu...
Luxury is defined as “something adding to pleasure or comfort but not absolutely necessary” or “an i...
The luxury industry is large, complex and very competitive and one that has flourished significantly...
This paper discusses the concept of luxury brands and the possible drivers for the increasing level ...
Research relevant to the creation and development of luxury brands is a growing area of interest and...
What is the raison d'être of luxury brands, and how are they different from general product brands? ...
Luxury has fascinated humanity for millennia and it seems that it will continue to do so in the futu...
The small literature on the business of luxury fashion is located within specialist journalism and p...
In a globalized socio-economic environment, where the 'citizen-consumer' is disillusioned, luxury is...
While luxury brands are one of the most profitable and fastest growing segments of the brand pantheo...
While luxury brands are one of the most profitable and fastest growing segments of the brand pantheo...
Today, the term luxury has become ubiquitous. To attain aspirational attributes, products not tradit...
International audienceToday luxury is everywhere. Everybody wants his products to be luxury. The con...
Shaun Borstrock, 'Do contemporary luxury brands adhere to historical paradigms of luxury?', in Josep...
This article addresses the impact of brand extensions on the brand equity of luxury brands. A review...
Research relevant to the creation and development of luxury brands is a growing area in the literatu...
Luxury is defined as “something adding to pleasure or comfort but not absolutely necessary” or “an i...
The luxury industry is large, complex and very competitive and one that has flourished significantly...
This paper discusses the concept of luxury brands and the possible drivers for the increasing level ...
Research relevant to the creation and development of luxury brands is a growing area of interest and...
What is the raison d'être of luxury brands, and how are they different from general product brands? ...
Luxury has fascinated humanity for millennia and it seems that it will continue to do so in the futu...
The small literature on the business of luxury fashion is located within specialist journalism and p...
In a globalized socio-economic environment, where the 'citizen-consumer' is disillusioned, luxury is...