Luxury Brand Development and Marketing Strategy: From a Perspective of Western Europe's Art Attributes

2015 ◽  
Vol 33 (3) ◽  
pp. 131-144
Author(s):  
황순학 ◽  
June-Hee Na ◽  
chun se hak
2021 ◽  
Author(s):  
Emily Raymond

A postmodern theory and contemporary marketing strategy, digital storytelling is the virtual means by which a story can be organized. Less traditional to the beginning, middle and end of conventional narratives, this framework suggests that individuals connect the dots of a story by comparing their reading with others. To conceptualize this model within fashion, this paper follows Christian Dior’s Secret Garden campaign as it is broadcasted and diffused through Instagram and YouTube. Carried out by consumers’ interpretations as the story unfolds, this study aims to measure the interaction of media and audience within the parameters of social network analysis following Rihanna’s casting as Dior’s newest protagonist. Characterized by its hyperrealistic nature and speeded-up cultural tropes, this case underlines the epistemic shift for luxury brand communities today. As a result, this paper indicates the success of e-word-of-mouth marketing, and denotes the strength of fashion film as an illustrative medium of communication.


2021 ◽  
Author(s):  
Emily Raymond

A postmodern theory and contemporary marketing strategy, digital storytelling is the virtual means by which a story can be organized. Less traditional to the beginning, middle and end of conventional narratives, this framework suggests that individuals connect the dots of a story by comparing their reading with others. To conceptualize this model within fashion, this paper follows Christian Dior’s Secret Garden campaign as it is broadcasted and diffused through Instagram and YouTube. Carried out by consumers’ interpretations as the story unfolds, this study aims to measure the interaction of media and audience within the parameters of social network analysis following Rihanna’s casting as Dior’s newest protagonist. Characterized by its hyperrealistic nature and speeded-up cultural tropes, this case underlines the epistemic shift for luxury brand communities today. As a result, this paper indicates the success of e-word-of-mouth marketing, and denotes the strength of fashion film as an illustrative medium of communication.


2012 ◽  
Vol 29 (1) ◽  
pp. 1-1
Author(s):  
Sven Reinecke

2021 ◽  
Author(s):  
YI-YAN WANG

Fashion designer is one of dominate role in a fashion luxury brand. There are many cases that luxury fashion brand via recruiting a creative designer to revive their commercial empire. For example, Tom Ford capitalizes on ten years to make nearly bankrupt Gucci resurge, even become a bellwether that value 4.3 billion market cap in the luxury industry[1]. But, that is not mean every designer could be lucky to cooperate with a brand that match his or her design style, such as the transitory cooperation of Kalvin Klein and Raf Simons. Thus, except the cooperation situation of designer and company, the other critical factor to determinate one designer whether match a brand is the balance between design and marketing. This report examines the plight of fashion luxury brand when designer changing. And explore how to remedy the loosing of brand core competitiveness and discuss a sires of reasons why new design concept useless for sales improvement, also, how to utilize marketing strategy such as visual communication to maintain brand equity. In this paper, the author conducted a series of comprehensive methodologies such as content analysis, historical research and case study to probe the role of designer for luxury brands and describes that marketing strategy might contribute to protect brand value in the period of brand upgrading. The research finding that, whilst designer changing, the visual marketing could be an effective method to help luxury fashion brand tide over difficulties, whole visual presenting of brand could maintain the impression in customer mind.


2008 ◽  
Vol 53 (No. 2) ◽  
pp. 83-88
Author(s):  
J. Tsai ◽  
H.-Y. Hung

This paper compares two Taiwanese high-tech enterprises, Acer and Trend Micro, which choose different international brand marketing strategies due to the diverse managing types and product characteristics. The hardware products and business software sold by Acer and Trend Micro are discussed to reveal their international brand development and marketing strategy. The research findings can be provided for different enterprises for decision-making when they consider their internationalization and brand strategy.


2021 ◽  
Vol 275 ◽  
pp. 01062
Author(s):  
Yinan Sun

The apparel industry is an important part of China’s economy and an important industry that drives the continuous improvement of national living standards. As the size of China’s internal market continues to expand, competition in the apparel industry has become increasingly fierce, making the development of apparel companies face huge challenges. For apparel companies, establishing a brand style that is unique and effective in attracting consumers, along with a sound brand marketing strategy, is a must for apparel companies to survive. This paper takes Company X, which is engaged in the apparel industry, as an example, and firstly analyses Company X’s brand marketing, then introduces data mining technology to analyse the relationship between Company X’s marketing strategy and brand development in view of the shortcomings of Company X’s brand marketing, and finally proposes a corresponding brand marketing strategy in order to provide a reference for the formulation of Company X’s brand marketing plan and promote the development of the apparel industry.


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