Luxury brand management : a world of privilege / Michel Chevalier, Gerald Mazzalovo.

By:

Chevalier, Michel, 1943- [author]

Contributor(s):

Mazzalovo, Gérald [author]

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Singapore : Wiley, 2012.Edition: Second edition.Description: xx, 316 pages : illustrations, graphs, charts (black and white) ; 24 cm.ISBN:

9781118171769

Subject(s):

LOC classification:

HD69.B7 C476 2012

Contents:

The Concept of Luxury ― Specificities of the Luxury Industry ― Major Luxury Sectors: Ready-to-Wear, Perfumes and Cosmetics, Wines and Spirits, Jewelry and Watches, Leather Goods and Hotels and Hospitality ― The Power of the Luxury Brand ― The Luxury Client ― Brand Analytical Tools ― Managing creation ― Communication ― International Distribution ― Retailing ― Licensing Strategy.

Summary: What defines a luxury brand? Traditional wisdom suggests that it's one that's selective and exclusive—to such a degree that only one brand can exist within each retail category (automobiles, fragrances, cosmetics, etc.). But this definition is inherently restrictive, failing to take into account the way in which luxury brands today are increasingly identified as such by their placement in stores and how consumers perceive them. This revised and updated edition of Luxury Brand Management, the first comprehensive book on luxury brand management, looks at the world of branding today. Written by two renowned insiders, the book builds on this new, broader definition of luxury and examines more than 450 internationally known brands from a wide range of industries. Packed with new information covering the financial crisis's impact on luxury brands, and looking towards a new period of growth, the book reconciles management, marketing, and creation with real-life examples and management tools that the authors have successfully used in their professional careers. Includes dedicated chapters focusing on each of the main functions of a luxury brand, including brand creation, the complexity of managing brand identity, the convergence of arts and brands, and much more. Addresses the practical functions that can make or break bottom lines and affect brand perception, such as distribution, retailing, logistics, and licensing. Focuses on brand life-cycle, brand identity, and licensing issues. A compelling and comprehensive examination of the different dimensions of luxury management in various sectors, this new edition of the classic text on brand management is essential reading for anyone working with or interested in making the most of a luxury brand in the post-recession world.

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Title notes ( 3 )

Holdings
Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Recommended bibliography book	TBS Barcelona	HD9999 CHE (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Checked out	07/12/2024	B01484
Recommended bibliography book	TBS Barcelona	HD9999 CHE (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		B01483

Includes bibliographical references and index.

What defines a luxury brand? Traditional wisdom suggests that it's one that's selective and exclusive—to such a degree that only one brand can exist within each retail category (automobiles, fragrances, cosmetics, etc.). But this definition is inherently restrictive, failing to take into account the way in which luxury brands today are increasingly identified as such by their placement in stores and how consumers perceive them. This revised and updated edition of Luxury Brand Management, the first comprehensive book on luxury brand management, looks at the world of branding today. Written by two renowned insiders, the book builds on this new, broader definition of luxury and examines more than 450 internationally known brands from a wide range of industries. Packed with new information covering the financial crisis's impact on luxury brands, and looking towards a new period of growth, the book reconciles management, marketing, and creation with real-life examples and management tools that the authors have successfully used in their professional careers. Includes dedicated chapters focusing on each of the main functions of a luxury brand, including brand creation, the complexity of managing brand identity, the convergence of arts and brands, and much more. Addresses the practical functions that can make or break bottom lines and affect brand perception, such as distribution, retailing, logistics, and licensing. Focuses on brand life-cycle, brand identity, and licensing issues. A compelling and comprehensive examination of the different dimensions of luxury management in various sectors, this new edition of the classic text on brand management is essential reading for anyone working with or interested in making the most of a luxury brand in the post-recession world.