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Japan’s challenges in forming international partnerships have paradoxically led to a unique fashion culture that thrives on creativity. This inward focus fosters originality, as designers draw on local sensibilities rather than global trends, creating distinct styles in places like Harajuku and Aoyama. However, this same isolation can hinder global expansion. For instance, a brand might create an innovative design that is highly creative but difficult for international markets to understand, limiting its commercial success. Additionally, cultural differences can complicate marketing efforts, making it hard for brands to effectively communicate their value to potential partners. Platforms like Tranoï bridge this gap, allowing Japanese brands to showcase their aesthetics while adapting to global demands. By promoting understanding and strengthening networks, Tranoï helps Japanese fashion retain its identity and navigate the complexities of international markets, ultimately supporting their global success.

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🌍✨ Can Polish Heritage Brands Go Global? 👔 A soon-to-be-released survey by Kondo & Partners Consulting reveals that the best know fashion brands in Poland’s are loved for their heritage and craftsmanship. But the big question is: how can brands like Vistula , WOJAS S.A., Bytom - sztuka krawiectwa od 1945, and LAVARD adapt their products and communicate their unique value to connect just as powerfully with customers outside of Poland? 🤔 In our latest analysis, we: ✅ Examine what sets heritage brands apart from mass-market fast fashion. ✅ Share lessons from established global market leaders. ✅ Preview exclusive insights from our upcoming survey on Polish consumers and their brand preferences. Discover how Polish brands can balance tradition with modernity and make their mark on the global stage. 🚀 👉 Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/ddZEhCy8 #PolishBrands #HeritageFashion #GlobalMarkets

We love hearing about what our members have been up to, especially when it's beauty, fashion, or luxury-related! 🤩 A few weeks ago, the lovely Chiara Bogetti attended the 2024 Genoa International Boat Show to broaden her knowledge of all things nautical 🚤 and was kind enough to share her takeaways with us. You can read her highlights in the article below 👇 #Luxury #LuxuryBoats #LuxuryTranslation

The history of perfume in Europe, particularly in France, is a tale of luxury, art, and cultural exchange that led to what many call the ‘Renaissance of Perfume’. Here’s a detailed look at this aromatic journey: The Medieval Prelude Before the Renaissance, Europe’s relationship with perfume was primarily influenced by the Church, which used incense in religious ceremonies. However, personal fragrance use was minimal, often limited to the nobility and the wealthy. Catherine de’ Medici’s Influence The true transformation began with the arrival of Catherine de’ Medici from Italy to France in the 16th century. She brought with her a personal perfumer, René the Florentine, who introduced new scents and methods to the French court, sparking a fragrance revolution. Perfume as a Symbol of Status Perfume became a symbol of status and sophistication among the nobility. It was used not just for its pleasant scent but also believed to ward off diseases, a significant concern during times when plagues were common. The Grasse Connection Grasse, a town in the south of France, became the perfume capital of the world due to its ideal climate for growing fragrance flowers. It was here that the techniques of enfleurage and distillation were perfected, allowing for the extraction of pure essences from flowers. The Birth of Modern Perfumery The 17th and 18th centuries saw the birth of modern perfumery in France. Perfumers became recognized as artists and chemists, creating complex scents that were sought after across Europe. The use of perfume spread beyond the court to the bourgeoisie and eventually to the public. The French Revolution’s Impact The French Revolution brought about a temporary decline in the perfume industry as it was associated with the excesses of the aristocracy. However, it rebounded in the 19th century with the rise of fashion houses like Guerlain, which began creating perfumes to complement their clothing designs. To Be Continued ... https://lnkd.in/dDSSyTA6 #ThePerfumist #History #Luxury

Using one of my holiday pictures to tell you this: STOP SLEEPING ON ITALY! You're wasting the opportunity to get in touch with one of the leading markets in your niche. Italy's a small country, but it can bring incredible growth to your Brand. Fashion, Jewellery, Luxury, and much more. Here, you breathe art and craftsmanship every day and everywhere - it's woven into our culture. I'll give you 3 good reasons to stop ignoring Italy: 👥 CUSTOMERS As I said, there's a real fashion and beauty culture here. And to reach this part of customers, you must speak Italian properly (less than 1/4 of Italians speak English fluently). 👜 SUPPLIERS Italian craftsmanship and "Made in Italy" quality - do I have to add more? Imagine your Brand creating unique pieces with Italian leather. 💎 RELEVANCE Luxury was born in Europe, and it's linked in particular to Italian culture. Making your Brand successful in Italy would give you an incredible boost. You can reach and gain all three simply by translating and localising your texts and documents in Italian. 😉 And I'm here to assist you with this! #fashion #luxury #relevance #MadeInItaly #ItalianMarket #craftsmanship

We’ll always have Paris! I’ll be heading straight from VicenzaOro to the City of Lights with Donatella Zappieri, Principal Consultant, in just over a week. Will you be there? After 30 years in this industry, I've learned that nothing replaces sitting across the table from someone, sharing a coffee, and diving deep into strategy. Some of our best ideas have emerged from these in-person moments. Not to mention this inspiring city! At Hill & Co., we don't just consult from afar. We show up. We listen. We strategize together. Whether it's a quick TGV ride from London or a long-haul flight, being there matters. Though I must confess, when "being there" means Paris, it does make the journey a bit sweeter. Between client meetings, you might catch us walking at pace in Place Vendôme, feeling the pulse of the epicenter of haute joaillerie. Want to connect while we're in the city? Drop me a DM or email inquiry@hillandco.co. #BusinessStrategy #Paris #Diamonds #Gemstones #Jewelry

Not your average studs. These star-shaped gems are for those who want to shine like the real stars as they are!💫💎 #BritishJewels #finejewellery #LuxuryDrip #LuxuryJewelry #stud #DiamondStuds #dailywear #jewelryaddicted #luxuryearings #uk #usa #australia

🔴 Direct from LUXEPACK MONACO : very insightful conference on the success of NICHE FRAGRANCES in CHINA with the Head of Intelligence of JING DAILY + olfactory designers from NEZ, MANE & TRUEAST ( a successful “Chi-niche” brand 😉) My KEY TAKEOUTS : 1-     Shift in Chinese consumers'fragrance choice : from impressing others to indulging yourself ; people get bored to show status with Western brands & prefer ‘niche scents’ that express their ‘true self’ 2-     History and culture are shaping the Chinese fragrance transformation : inspire from Chinese fragrance heritage, combine it with traditional medicine & add a disruptive note that has a reminiscence in your childhood 3-     ‘Made in China’ is not a problem anymore to the younger generation  ; it ‘s even the opposite 4-     Ingredients are key in the fragrance understanding : & surprisingly, woody notes & Oud  are on the rise (though connoting Middle East) …Thanks to Daniel Wong-Chi-Man who put Ipsos under the spotlight by introducing this huge conference with his ‘Luxury Redefined’ paper #nichefragrance #Ipsos #chineseconsumer