I did a hugee project based off of all the aspects and more that you mentioned in college and I kept it knowing it was helpful. Now I'm using it to start my own brand. I love your videos so far. Very refreshing.
@@eou4417 It’s going well! I don’t rely heavily on social media and I’ve made relationships with people in my community by doing markets and word of mouth sales. Hoping to hire someone soon to pattern make so I can focus more on business side. It’s a lot of work and dedication and I have had periods where I thought it wasn’t what I was supposed to do but I’m about to start selling in a local businesses store. There’s my update :)
Love your content. Hope you answer me. In this modern day and age of viral obsession and everyone wanting their brand to be spread by word of mouth, how can one maintain the weight and gravity of the brand and yet still be approachable and not cheap or sell oneself out? Let's take Lamborghini or Versace for instance. I think if they interact and engage with rando...lol... on social media it makes them personable and impressionable and probably makes someone's day... OTOH, if those luxury, high end brand keeps interacting with everyone, it dilutes their presence. What to do? How can one tow a fine line between hard-to-get rara avis yet at the same time have everyone talking without appearing mass consumerist junk? Thank you.
As far as I’ve observed, I think nowadays the commercialization of luxury brands are getting more than ever. They want to sell more and fast. Of course for big brands such as Dior or Louis Vuitton, they are not afraid of losing customers. So what they are acting now in terms of marketing strategies is (to some extent) to have some interaction with customers. But on the other hand, the old rules of luxury may not be able to apply to the market 100% now. As there is no social media at that time. In my point of view there is no black and white answer to this, as brands are making effort to find the balance. However, the brand perception is sometimes subjective. As we might think that the brand is junk while the others think it is amazing. So chances are high that the brand will listen to how the market react, not only listening to themselves.
Man, not bad, but you're jumping a little of definitions and concepts. Pls go deeper and examples only after definitions, if not is hard to grasp the concept. Ty for your work.
Ugh, I just realized you are wearing pearls midvideo. I am so jealous. They make you look very sophisticated. Need to find ways to introduce pearls to my style!
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The brands can limit the customers for certain amount of products and at the same time brands need to maintain the desire of customers so that they are willing to wait for their turn. In this case, visibility is key!
The problem is , you can't determine your brand is luxury or not. It come from heritage, it comes from who you are as a person. It's in people's hand wether or not you are worthy enough of being called a luxury.
Why don't you buy a wifi mic you can clip to your shirt likerode go. for little money you can stop your sound being horrible like in a metal box. shame because your content is first class as to information and presentation
Hey thank you so much for this wonderful information and for being very clear. I would like to know if you have a website or anything where I can personally talk to you or call you. Please let me know where if any.
@@FashionBrief hello there thank you so much for your response here. I have texted you on the Instagram as well. Let's catch up soon personally. Have a lovely week ahead.
