Luxury Brands in a Time of Crisis
Luxury Brands in a Time of Crisis
The luxury sector is being hit hard by the COVID-19 global economic crisis. Sales predictions suggest a 35% decline in the sector.
With stores closed and fashion shows canceled, the opportunities to engage and inspire commercial buyers, influencers, and consumers are drastically diminishing. Luxury brands find themselves in the situation of having to rely solely on digital, a channel that has seen only shy investments from the industry in recent years. Will they be able to rise to the challenge of accelerating ecommerce development, to replicate the in-person experiences that are now long missed?
Take a deep dive into how luxury brands are reacting to this crisis, taking initiatives to defend their position or even using this as an opportunity to build brand affinity by being part of the COVID response. Find out more about:
The luxury sector is being hit hard by the COVID-19 global economic crisis. Sales predictions suggest a 35% decline in the sector.
With stores closed and fashion shows canceled, the opportunities to engage and inspire commercial buyers, influencers, and consumers are drastically diminishing. Luxury brands find themselves in the situation of having to rely solely on digital, a channel that has seen only shy investments from the industry in recent years. Will they be able to rise to the challenge of accelerating ecommerce development, to replicate the in-person experiences that are now long missed?
Take a deep dive into how luxury brands are reacting to this crisis, taking initiatives to defend their position or even using this as an opportunity to build brand affinity by being part of the COVID response. Find out more about:
Based on results from our national consumer omnibus study, this white paper reveals: