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Introduction: As per the fashion is concerned it is basically, split into broadly four seasons: Spring/Summer, Fall/Winter, Resort, and Pre-Fall. However, the two main seasons here, are Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter and are always highlighted and featured at Fashion Week in London, Milan, New York, and Paris.Fashion is typically split into four seasons: Spring/Summer, Fall/Winter, Resort, and Pre-Fall. The two main seasons, however, are Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter and are always shown at Fashion Week in London, Milan, New York, and Paris. . .#SNSInstitutions #SNSDesignThinkers #designthinking #SNSInstitutions #SNSDesignThinkers #DesignThinking

Why is the under-roof of the Uffizi Gallery designed? Why are Bottega Veneta purses as well-crafted inside as they are outside? What model or idea of the world lies behind this?   In my new episode of #italianinnovators, I start from these questions to explore the Italian mindset as an exemplary case of holistic, aesthetic, and experiential approach to the finding and developing of new ideas—what is commonly known as #DesignThinking. In this presentation you’ll discover what lies behind an object, how we frame our #innovations as narratives, and why #beauty is key component of functionality (even when it’s hidden).   Check out my latest lecture at 👉 https://lnkd.in/e7zGWV5E

This Chanel Mother’s Day ad was incredible! And it was all thanks to one thing: Challenging the status quo. Luxury Brands typically try to sell a lifestyle that is just out of reach, choosing to forgo capturing everyday experiences to present something more exclusive. For man, this isn’t approachable, and that’s by design! NEVER be too proud to break conventions. Chanel’s campaign is off the wall and sure to draw attention, but to parents, it means something more. It isn’t beautiful or aesthetically pleasing, but it is emotionally resonant and accessible to parents everywhere. Maybe, just for one day, Chanel isn’t beyond reach. Do you want to create content that stands out from the pack? My team would love to help: https://lnkd.in/eGhwAqY2

Ever wondered why luxury brands love certain colors?  My latest blog post dives into the psychology of hues and how they whisper exclusivity. #luxurybranding #colorpsychology #brandingsecrets #colorsofluxurybranding

How brands can make their window display look more alive and much more related to 2024

Wow!! So simple but so powerful

The Designers That Stole The Social Show at the Met Gala Last Night 🎤 We took to Instagram to determine which fashion house stole the show with the highest social performance. During the Met Gala 2024’s red carpet event, the top five designers performed significantly higher performance than the fashion and luxury benchmark average (0.13%), reaffirming the enduring allure and engagement associated with the Met Gala. Top Five Designers, Based on Engagement Rate: Tommy Hilfiger: Engagement Rate: 0.63%, +384% higher than the fashion and luxury benchmark average Vivienne Westwood: Engagement Rate: 0.49%, +276% higher than the fashion and luxury benchmark average SCHIAPARELLI: Engagement Rate: 0.39%, +200% higher than the fashion and luxury benchmark average David Yurman: Engagement Rate: 0.24%, +85% higher than the fashion and luxury benchmark average Jacob & Co: Engagement Rate: 0.20%, +54% higher than the fashion and luxury benchmark average 📎 Read more about our Met Gala data features ⬇️ WWD: https://lnkd.in/erjqW7RR, Glossy: https://lnkd.in/e9bXYP2K FashionUnited: https://lnkd.in/e_H5ydBy

Spoiler alert I recently (amongst millions of viewers) binge-watched Season 4 of Netflix's "Emily in Paris," and beyond the never-ending drama, poorly - and cringy - pronounced French, and never-ending love triangles, one thing did stand out to me: “Quiet Luxury”. Representing the fictional brand Umberto Muratori, Quiet Luxury embodies everything Emily isn’t – subtle, classy, and approachably fashionable. It’s understated elegance versus flashy ‘look at me!’ style. Represented by the fictional brand Umberto Muratori (and Emily’s latest love interest), Quiet Luxury captures the essence of subtle, classy, and approachable fashion. Inspired by real-life brand Brunello Cucinelli, it’s clear that today’s consumers are shifting towards this style. The era of bold prints and oversized logos is behind us. Instead, we welcome understated elegance—fashion that speaks to quality and craftsmanship without the need for flashy displays. "Emily in Paris," love it or hate it, influences the fashion world. It's refreshing to see the show's portrayal of Marcello Muratori embracing the values of understated luxury. This isn't about global domination but about understanding the true meaning of luxury. It's appreciating the artistry behind each piece, valuing word-of-mouth over Instagram reels. It's the Cucinelli model, and honestly, this era of new, understated luxury, is one era that I truly embrace. #fashion #fashionindustry #netflix

🌟 DO YOU KNOW WHO MADE YOUR WATCH ? 🌟 Have you ever wondered who brings those exquisite timepieces to life? 👇 It's a question that has become increasingly difficult to answer with the rise of luxury brands. While these labels undoubtedly deliver unparalleled craftsmanship, there's a missing piece – the personal touch. 🌐 Although the Fashion world never had any problem communicating about the designers and the creative minds behind each brand, it has become almost impossible to know who is behind the creation of a particular watch from an established brand. “The brand is the star”...This repeated motto has transformed them into anonymous entities with which it is almost impossible to connect. 🔍 In a world where brands have become faceless giants, the transparency of independent watchmakers stands out. It's about fostering a relationship, sharing the journey, and allowing customers to be a part of something more meaningful than a mere transaction. A refreshing change is unfolding. These artisans not only craft exceptional pieces but also step into the limelight, sharing their faces, stories, and the passion that fuels their creations. It's more than just a watch; it's a connection, a narrative, and a piece of them embedded in every tick. 🔓 Let's celebrate the artisans who dare to be seen, who share not just their creations but their stories. In doing so, they elevate the experience of owning a timepiece from a transaction to a connection. This is our mission ! 👁🗨 Dare to look beyond the brand – discover the faces and stories behind the watches. It's time to embrace a new era of transparency, connection, and appreciation for the artisans who put their heart and soul into every masterpiece. #LuxuryWatches #Jewelry #IndependentWatchmakers #Transparency #Craftsmanship #Connection #Artisans #Horology #Timepieces #LuxuryBrands

QUIET LUXURY 🤫💰 What is it? Forbes says the 'quiet luxury' trend refers to a shift toward a more exclusive, intimate and personalised experience with less visible branding. The Row showed their autumn/winter 24 collection at Paris Fashion Week but they adopted a strict no social media policy, meaning nobody could film or take photographs in the show. In making their runway shows super restrictive, they’ve managed to create the ultimate stealth wealth experience. British Vogue said: 'If you’re going to The Row’s show, you shouldn’t seek validation by telling everyone about it. The knowledge that you were there should be enough.' Is this the ULTIMATE act of quiet luxury or are they taking it too far? #socialmedia #quietluxury #luxurybrands #parisfashionweek #therow