Whether cyclical or structural, the malaise currently afflicting the luxury sector appears to run deeper than meets the eye. The relentless promotion of luxury, the dilution of exclusivity and aggressive pricing strategies seem to have finally worn down customers on both sides of the spectrum, whether aspirational or wealthy, prompting the latter to seek out more affordable alternatives in the paradox of the duped.
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A trendsetter, the luxury sector has no hesitation in using the latest cutting-edge technologies, including artificial intelligence. But there is no question of “doing tech for tech’s sake”: these tools must have a specific role, such as enhancing the customer experience, and be part of a ROI logic. Marion Scala, head of the Hi’Tech Luxury Division at Micropole, a leading data analysis consultancy, takes stock of a successful digital transformation in Luxury & Beauty retail.
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The dream is eternal and knows no limits, and the luxury industry is its most fervent ambassador. However, the sector can only
The dream is eternal and knows no limits, and the luxury industry is its most fervent ambassador. And yet, faced with a
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The promising young Bollywood actress is expected to help the House of Chanel better conquer a promising market. This is a useful move for the luxury brand, whose main destinations are currently slowing down.
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The high-end electric car manufacturer suffered in the first quarter of 2025 from boycotts linked to its involvement in the Trump administration, as well as increased competition from Chinese brands. Its sales and, even more significantly, its results fell sharply during the first three months of the year.
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Hermès continues to expand its footprint in France with the announcement of a new leather goods factory in Colombelles, Calvados. This is a first for the luxury house in Normandy, where it intends to create 260 artisan jobs by 2028.
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The International Monetary Fund has incorporated the US president’s tariff policy, as well as numerous economic uncertainties, into its new global growth forecasts. The news is not good for anyone, least of all for the US, which stands to be hardest hit…
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