Brand Showcase 2017: Directional Womenswear
Lookbook 1 of 6 focusing on luxury, directional womenswear from sustainable brands and designers who are members of SOURCE
Lookbook 1 of 6 focusing on luxury, directional womenswear from sustainable brands and designers who are members of SOURCE
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REPORT WATCH<br />
A BURGEONING<br />
OPPORTUNITY<br />
The luxury sector is strong, growing<br />
and attractive to investors. That’s the<br />
message from the Deloitte Global<br />
Fashion & Luxury Market 2016 report.<br />
Sales in Fashion & Luxury reached<br />
US$1.2 trillion in 2015 of which<br />
Personal Luxury Goods totalled<br />
around $5 billion.<br />
Whilst the sector has been<br />
dominated by large luxury houses<br />
its growth signifies a trend in<br />
market demand for fashion with<br />
strong design, superb quality and a<br />
compelling story.<br />
A trend that directional<br />
sustainable brands should be well<br />
poised to take advantage of as<br />
digital has smashed through the<br />
previously high barriers to entry<br />
enabling emerging labels to<br />
compete with established players.<br />
Also worth a read: Global Powers<br />
of Luxury Goods 2016<br />
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