The data behind luxury brands: Michaela Merk talks to Jonathan Siboni about the role of data in luxury brands
www.youtube.comJonathan Siboni, CEO of Luxurynsight, has created a database that collects market data and provides decision-making software for luxury brands to navigate the industry. Luxury consumers, particularly Gen Z, want to buy from brands that provide meaning and have a sustainable approach. Luxury is defined by three components: rational elements, emotional power, and relational signification. The three components have not changed but the way luxury is viewed may evolve.
Highlights
- Luxurynsight is the Bloomberg of the luxury industry, providing data and decision-making software for brands to navigate the market.
- Consumers, particularly Gen Z, want buying from brands that have meaning, a sustainable approach and reflect their identity.
- Luxury is defined by three components: rational elements, emotional power, and relational signification, rather than by brands or products.
- The luxury industry is evolving with changes to consumer behavior due to COVID-19 and different buying preferences among younger consumers.
- The three components of luxury have not changed but the way luxury is viewed and consumed may evolve.