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Chinese consumers are increasingly gravitating towards Japan for exceptional bargains on luxury goods. According to Luxurynsight, Chinese shoppers can save up to 25% through tax refunds when buying in Japan. For example, a Chanel Classic Flap is 10,640 renminbi, or $1,472, cheaper in Japan compared to the Mainland market; a Louis Vuitton carryall is around 4,900 renminbi, or $678, cheaper; the Miu Miu Aventura handbag, similar to The Row Margaux, can be bought at 9,204 renminbi, or $1,273, less, and a Van Cleef & Arpels Alhambra bracelet is 10,303 renminbi, or $1,426, less.
Introducing our latest collaborative endeavor with Future+: Our newest report delves deep into the transformative power of emerging technologies, particularly Web3, across the creative and luxury sectors. From leveraging digital assets in luxury markets to adopting sustainable business models driven by blockchain technology, we explore the full spectrum of innovation.
In an article by Wang Mingjie for China Daily, the intricate relationship between Chinese consumers and prestigious brands like Louis Vuitton and Dior are explored, shedding light on the driving forces behind this remarkable trend.
Victoria Beckham's journey from Spice Girl to renowned fashion designer has been a tale of ambition and perseverance. In an article by Rupert Neate, her latest milestone—a collaboration with high street giant Mango—is set to redefine accessibility in luxury fashion.
Fashion Network featured Luxurynsight's latest global luxury brand market report created in collaboration with Traackr and powered by LY Watch. Explore how leading luxury players are harnessing collaborations within the sports sector and diversifying their initiatives across multiple fronts, such as activations and influencer engagements in the Fashion Network's article, authored by Dominique Muret.
Oxford Economics predicts that international trips by Chinese travelers will nearly double this year compared to 2023, though this still places travel volumes about 22% below 2019 levels. They anticipate a full recovery by 2025, marking a slower rebound compared to other major global markets.
Bernard Arnault, the influential figure behind LVMH, faces a pivotal moment as he turns 75: deciding who will succeed him. In an article by John Arlidge, this complex question unfolds, shedding light on the challenges and possibilities ahead.
We are delighted to introduce our latest collaborative effort: the Global Luxury Brand Analysis Report 2023, powered by Luxurynsight’s LY Watch in partnership with Traackr.
The latest report of Luxurynsight x Traackr has been featured by Glossy, in its article on the evolving landscape of brand sponsorships in the realm of sports, authored by Danny Parisi.
Prior to the appointments of Jonathan Akeroyd and Daniel Lee, Burberry's handbags typically commanded a price of approximately £990. However, recent reports from Luxurynsight indicate that the current assortment boasts an average price of £1,700, with the premium shearling "B frame" clutch reaching a pinnacle at £3,590.
As the luxury sector adjusts to a new normal, consumers may find relief in the prospect of moderated price increases for luxury goods in 2024. After years of steep hikes, industry experts predict a shift towards more reasonable pricing strategies.
In the wake of monumental shifts in Europe’s luxury e-commerce landscape, industry stalwarts like Yoox Net-a-porter, Matches, and Farfetch find themselves at a crossroads. Will they adapt and thrive in this new era, or fade into obscurity?
In the ever-evolving landscape of luxury retail, European brands are gearing up for a year of reality checks, as highlighted in a recent article by Samantha Conti. Amidst global uncertainties including geopolitical tensions and looming elections, luxury brands and retailers are bracing for a challenging period ahead.
John Arlidge’s piece for The Sunday Times sheds light on the predicament confronting luxury brands. From Bond Street to Avenue Montaigne, the aura of exclusivity is being punctuated by unprecedented markdowns, signaling a tumultuous period for the industry.
In a profound shift within the realm of luxury branding, empowered women in China are fundamentally reshaping the landscape. Jonathan Siboni, CEO of Luxurynsight, draws parallels to Japan's historical shift, highlighting the seismic impact of empowered women on the luxury sector.
Once known for its commitment to local shopping on a global scale, Farfetch's rapid expansion and acquisition spree led to a dilution of its strong brand identity. Insiders suggest that the company's downfall began when it shifted focus from its core values to trying to cater to everyone, losing its mojo in the process.
Jonathan Siboni, CEO of Luxurynsight, Explores Data and Luxury on Beyond Luxury Podcast with Carlota Rodben
We are pleased to share that Luxurynsight's recent feature on Fashion Network, authored by Dominique Muret, highlights our latest report: "Pop-up stores H1 2023: The Rise of Secondary Areas."
Our latest Global Luxury Brand Analysis H1 2023 Report is here. Find out how top luxury brands performed in H1 2023 with our biannual report that monitors 58 luxury brands.
Discover our latest Luxury Retail: Pop-Up Stores H1 '23 Report, unveiling the surge of secondary areas in luxury retail.
Luxurynsight Founder and CEO Jonathan Siboni examines TikTok’s emergence as a game-changer for the beauty industry in his latest Luxury Futures column.
Luxurynsight welcomes Stéphane Wilmet as its new advisory board member, strengthening its industry expertise
Our CEO, Jonathan Siboni, shed light on China's post-COVID luxury market revival, revealing striking consumer behaviour disparities in a recent interview with Jing Daily.
Luxurynsight x Fashion Network present Iconic Luxury Leaders Podcast Playlist 2023
The future of the global luxury industry has less to do with the growth of China's high-income consumer audience, Gen Z, or millennials. According to Jonathan Siboni, founder and CEO of Luxurynsight, the main concern for luxury brands like Chanel and Dior is finding the best way to continue "translating" the emotion of their creations in a world increasingly dominated by artificial intelligence (AI), which collects intimate and personal details that consumers may not even be aware of.
We’re delighted to welcome Guillaume Ingelaere as our new Product Manager! A business graduate from ESSEC Business School, Guillaume has previously worked with brands like Louis Vuitton and Nissan Motor Corporation and has an extensive experience in analyzing numbers and data in the luxury industry.
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Luxurynsight shares opinion with WWD as China's luxury market is set to reach $118.3 billion by 2025, accounting for more than 25 percent of the global market, according to PwC.
After a decade of major progress in data analytics, the luxury industry is now contemplating Generative AI opportunities, with reactions varying from excitement to uncertainty. Data analytics & AI have been at the forefront of major transformations across industries. This disruption is bound to happen and will open new doors for all industry players. Luxury Maisons will have to navigate through this shift, explore and identify the numerous opportunities across their value chains. From customer interactions to pricing strategies, we will do a deep dive into social media engagement, consumer feedback analysis, the hyper-personalization of communication, and the emergence of dynamic pricing, with real-life examples from some of the most desirable luxury brands. Join Nathalie Remy, Partner at Bain & Company, and Jonathan Siboni, CEO of Luxurynsight, as they discuss what’s at stake for the luxury industry.
Bloomberg reports latest trends about Chinese shoppers as Luxurynsight offers insight about the topic
Spate x Luxurynsight present Personal Fragrances on TikTok 2023
South by Southwest (SXSW) is an annual event held in Austin, Texas that celebrates the convergence of technology, film, music, education, and culture The latest edition of this 10-day festival was held from March 10 to 19, 2023 and drew thousands of attendees from all over the world.
Leadership in the luxury industry: How to federate, inspire and prosper in an increasingly unstable and complex world?
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused significant disruptions to the luxury goods industry and global travel, with an increasing number of Chinese consumers purchasing luxury goods within China rather than traveling overseas to shop.
Luxurynsight is proud to be a part of a platform that includes some of the top sustainable brands
Luxurynsight hosted its first ever Hackathon
Jonathan Siboni, founder and CEO of Luxurynsight and Erwan Rambourg, Head of Consumer & Retail equity research at HSBC discuss how luxury brands can navigate pricing and other challenges in 2023.
Porter haut les couleurs de la Chine, de la tête aux pieds. Après avoir caracolé en tête des ventes pendant des années dans l’empire du Milieu, les grandes marques occidentales de prêt-à-porter se font voler la vedette par des marques chinoises.
Comment la mondialisation pèse-t-elle sur un secteur où l’Europe continue de dominer l’offre et la Chine la demande ?
In the third episode of the Luxury Leadership Talks, Michaela Merk meets Jonathan Siboni, founder and CEO at Luxurynsight. He created and owns one of the most powerful databases for the luxury industry, which allows him to forecast trends, movements, observe what is going on in this dynamic sector. Jonathan is also an expert in the Chinese luxury market.
Pricing of luxury goods and experiences has increased yet again, find out why luxury pricing is key for optimal prices
The luxury market data analysis provider Luxurynsight welcomes former Jimmy Choo CEO Pierre Denis and ex-Julius Baer Group CEO planning to invest in Luxurynsight and bring to it their expertise. Miss Tweed is Boris Collardi to help it achieve them. The two stars in their respective fields are first to report the news.
Meet the fashion data alchemist, Jonathan Siboni. Founder of Luxurynsight, Jonathan radically led the change by providing brands with technology powered data insights and designed the blueprint for luxury brands to launch in China. Leveraging on the role of culture in luxury, supported by a distinguished advisory board, LuxuryNSight responds to the desires of the fashion and beauty, with whispers of deep and resonating emotional connection.
Since 2016, Luxurynsight has been an industry leader for tech and data solutions for the luxury industry. BFM visits the Luxurynsight office, situated in the centre of Paris, to talk to the founder about markets, consumer evolution, markets, and Chinese buyers.
Secondhand luxury clothing, once relegated to vintage boutiques, is now top of mind for the industry as resale platforms amass reach and revenue. Chief execs are beginning to warm up.
In a study carried out jointly and called "Beauty in China. Deciphering consumer mechanics and business opportunities" , consulting specialist NellyRodi and data analysis expert Luxurynsight offer a snapshot of the coveted Chinese beauty market. and give keys to better understand its particularities.
Discover a premium, sustainable and trendy alternative for Wines & Spirits market. Driven mainly by the US market, this segment offers tremendous potential by allowing brands to appear younger & sustainable and cater to the post-pandemic consumer.
Sommet du Luxe welcomes guests to an exclusive event with all industry leaders to talk about the luxury industry and share their expert vision. Jonathan Siboni, CEO of data specialist Luxurynsight, shares his insight about the industry and data.
“Luxury at the Summit” April 7-10, 2022, Val d’Isère, France
We Are French Touch: Interview with Jonathan Siboni, CEO Luxurynsight (We Are x French Touch)
Bloomberg talks about travel restrictions and post pandemic Chinese consumer. Jonathan Siboni shares his insight about the Chinese economy and the impact of the pandemic.
Luxurynsight raises 2 million in funding