Luxury Goods Market Research Reports

• KEY TRENDS SHAPING LUXURY GOODS
• KEY TRENDS SHAPING LUXURY GOODS

Similarly, chat-based commerce, such as chatbots, has been gaining ground, particularly when it comes to servicing affluent consumers who expect rapid, one-on-one service and shop in multiple locations.

• Luxury Goods
• World
• Demand
• Market Size

• Ralph Lauren Corp: Global Luxury Goods Sales Breakdown 2017 and CAGR 2018-2023 by Region
• PROSPECTS

Company revenue is primarily driven by apparel and footwear, accounting for ##% of global sales of luxury goods in 2017.

• Luxury Goods
• Company Sales
• Kering SA
• PVH Corp.
• Ralph Lauren Corporation

• second hand luxury goods market.
• second hand luxury goods market.

Therefore, investing in pre loved apparels or other products is one of the best way to buy the good at affordable prices.

• Luxury Goods
• World
• Market Size
• The RealReal, Inc.
• Tradesy, Inc.

• Forces driving competition in the global luxury goods market, 2017
• Drivers of supplier power in the global luxury goods market, 2017

MARKET DATA MARKET VALUE Table ##: Global luxury goods market value: $ billion, 2013-## Figure ##: Global luxury goods market value: $ billion, 2013-## MARKET SEGMENTATION CATEGORY SEGMENTATION Apparel and footwear is the largest segment of the global

• Luxury Goods
• Chanel SA
• Compagnie Financière Richemont SA
• Kering SA
• LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ##.

• Luxury Goods
• APAC
• World
• Market Shares

• TOP 10 GLOBAL LUXURY GOODS COMPANIES SALES 2018
• LUXURY GOODS TOP 10 COMPANIES SHARE 2018

Given their rising numbers and wealth accumulation, the world' s wealthiest ##% are expected to continue, if not increase, their consumption of luxury goods, regardless of the global macroeconomic conditions.

• Luxury Goods
• Chanel SA
• Kering SA
• LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA
• Richemont Group

• LUXURY GOODS TOP 10 COMPANIES SHARE 2018
• TOP 10 GLOBAL LUXURY GOODS COMPANIES SALES 2018

Given their rising numbers and wealth accumulation, the world' s wealthiest ##% are expected to continue, if not increase, their consumption of luxury goods, regardless of the global macroeconomic conditions.

• Luxury Goods
• Chanel SA
• Kering SA
• LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA
• Richemont Group

• 2.1 Luxury Goods: An Overview
• Global Luxury Goods Market Segments

Global Personal Luxury Goods Market: Size, Trends & Forecasts (2018-2022) November 2018 ##.

• Luxury Goods
• World
• Market Size
• Kering SA
• Richemont Group

• THE POWER OF S-COMMERCE IN LUXURY GOODS
• Personal Luxury Goods: Regional Sales 2008/2018/2023

Percentage of Population Using the Internet 2000-2019 World Developed Countries Emerging Countries PASSPORT ## DIGITAL HAS BEEN ONE OF THE MOST TRANSFORMATIVE INNOVATIONS IN LUXURY THE DIGITAL LUXURY LANDSCAPE ##% Population using internet as of 2019 ## billion Number of internet users global

• Blockchain
• Luxury Goods
• Personal Luxury
• World
• Demand

• Top Companies in Luxury Goods: Key Facts and Figures 2011-2016
• BURBERRY WELL POSITIONED WITHIN DESIGNER APPAREL AND FOOTWEAR GLOBALLY

Burberry consists of one brand, which generates all of the company' s sales.

• Luxury Goods
• Burberry Group plc
• Kering SA
• LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA
• Prada Group

• LUXURY GOODS VALES SALES 2018
• A tale of continuity and disruption for luxury goods landscape

GIVEN THEIR RISING NUMBERS AND WEALTH ACCUMULATION, THE WORLD' S WEALTHIEST ##% ARE EXPECTED TO CONTINUE, IF NOT INCREASE, THEIR CONSUMPTION OF LUXURY GOODS, REGARDLESS OF THE GLOBAL MACROECONOMIC CONDITIONS.

• Luxury Goods
• World
• Demand
• Market Size
• Marriott International, Inc.

• Fastest-growing luxury goods companies
• Fastest-growing luxury goods companies

Summary List of Figures Table ##: Fastest-growing luxury goods companies List of Tables ##.

• Luxury Goods
• China
• World
• Demand
• Gucci Group

• LUXURY GOODS IN THE US - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• LUXURY GOODS IN THE US - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

Mass-market Offerings Increasingly Attract Luxury Consumers No One Dominant Player Across Experiential Luxury As A Whole While personal luxury is dominated by luxury goods groups, chief among them LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton Inc, experiential luxury remains far more fragmented

• Luxury Goods
• Personal Luxury
• United States
• Demand

• LUXURY GOODS IN CHINA - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• LUXURY GOODS IN CHINA - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA, the highest-ranked diversified luxury goods company, does not appear in the top ## and was responsible for less than ##% of total luxury goods value sales in the market in 2018.

• Luxury Goods
• China
• Demand
• Kering SA
• Louis Vuitton SA

• LUXURY GOODS IN JAPAN - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• LUXURY GOODS IN JAPAN - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

As Ginza is one of the key locations for tourists shopping for luxury goods, the new flagship store has succeeded in attracting significant interest.

• Luxury Goods
• Japan
• Demand
• Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA
• Richemont Japan Ltd

• LUXURY GOODS IN INDIA - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• LUXURY GOODS IN INDIA - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

Owned by Brandzstorm India Marketing, Luxxuberance is focusing on Tier ## cities.

• Jewelry
• Luxury Goods
• India
• Demand
• Gucci Group

• LUXURY GOODS IN BRAZIL - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• LUXURY GOODS IN BRAZIL - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

The brand' s strategy is to reinforce its perception as a premium brand instead of one with luxury appeal.

• Luxury Goods
• Personal Luxury
• Brazil
• Demand
• Comércio Ltda

• LUXURY GOODS IN GERMANY - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• LUXURY GOODS IN GERMANY - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

One reason behind this is the increasing weight of international expenditure on luxury leather goods in Germany, which inevitably tends to favour world-famous brands rather than local ones.

• Luxury Goods
• Germany
• Demand
• Forecast
• Kering SA

• LUXURY GOODS IN CANADA - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• LUXURY GOODS IN CANADA - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

US luxury eyewear brand Oliver Peoples expanded into Canada by opening two boutiques in 2018, one in Toronto and one in Vancouver.

• Luxury Goods
• Personal Luxury
• Canada
• Demand
• Chanel SA

• LUXURY GOODS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• LUXURY GOODS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

Luxury goods, which are in essence, non-necessary, are desirable to those consumers in the latter camp and it is this segment of millennials that are helping to drive luxury goods growth.

• Luxury Clothes
• Luxury Goods
• Personal Luxury
• United Kingdom
• Demand

• LUXURY GOODS IN FRANCE - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• LUXURY GOODS IN FRANCE - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

Performances varied widely across luxury goods.

• Luxury Goods
• Personal Luxury
• France

• LUXURY GOODS IN ITALY - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• LUXURY GOODS IN ITALY - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

Luxury goods brands are set to increasingly target millennials, who will become increasingly important purchasers of luxury goods.

• Luxury Goods
• Italy
• Armani Group
• Gucci Group
• LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA

• LUXURY GOODS IN THAILAND - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Large chained optical stores engage in promotional strategies, especially price discounts and buy-one-get-one-free deals for both luxury and nonluxury eyewear.

• Luxury Goods
• Thailand
• Kering SA
• Louis Vuitton SA
• Moët Hennessy International SAS

• LUXURY GOODS IN TAIWAN - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• LUXURY GOODS IN TAIWAN - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

One of the most prominent features of this trend has been the erosion of the popularity of gold.

• Luxury Goods
• Taiwan
• Demand
• Kering SA
• Louis Vuitton SA

• LUXURY GOODS IN SINGAPORE - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• LUXURY GOODS IN SINGAPORE - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

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• Luxury Goods
• Personal Luxury
• Singapore
• Demand
• Chanel SA

• LUXURY GOODS IN AUSTRALIA - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• LUXURY GOODS IN AUSTRALIA - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

More broadly, this multifaceted trend encompasses the growing tendency to perceive luxury goods less as mere products or status symbols, and more as a way to express one' s personality, individual sense of style etc.

• Luxury Clothes
• Luxury Goods
• Personal Luxury
• Australia
• Demand

• LUXURY GOODS IN SOUTH AFRICA - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• LUXURY GOODS IN SOUTH AFRICA - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

The story is different in regard to second-hand luxury goods - more websites have been launched to meet the growing demand for second-hand luxury items, with Luxity' s being among the more popular ones.

• Luxury Goods
• Personal Luxury
• South Africa
• Demand
• Procter & Gamble Company

• LUXURY GOODS IN SWEDEN - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• LUXURY GOODS IN SWEDEN - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

However, one potential consequence of this transformation is the risk of deterring older generations from purchasing luxury goods.

• Luxury Clothes
• Luxury Goods
• Personal Luxury
• Sweden
• Demand

• LUXURY GOODS IN ROMANIA - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• LUXURY GOODS IN ROMANIA - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

Affluent consumers may be attracted to a pleasant environment that offers a wide range of premium and luxury goods under one roof.

• Luxury Goods
• Romania
• Demand
• Louis Vuitton SA
• Moët Hennessy International SAS

• LUXURY GOODS IN RUSSIA - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
• LUXURY GOODS IN RUSSIA - INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

On ## April 2019.

• Luxury Goods
• Personal Luxury
• Russia
• Demand