Luxury shopping in the post-Covid era is seen again as an exclusive gratification, a localised, digital and sensorial experience through authentic, high-added-value products, according to market research firm Ipsos.
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![]( "Luxury goods consumption redefined by Covid-19")
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![]( "Europeans say they want clothes with a conscience")
Europeans say they want clothes with a conscienceShoppers in western Europe care how clothes are made and want to be kind to workers and the environment when they update their wardrobe, according to a survey released on Wednesday.
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![]( "East Asia's three luxury consumer attitudes revealed: Ipsos")
East Asia's three luxury consumer attitudes revealed: Ipsos‘Me Myself & Us’, ‘Casual Materialism’ and ‘Intense Fluidity’ are the key attitudes to luxury identified in East Asia, where the consumerist frenzy is being replaced by “sensible hedonism”.
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![]( "Indians prefer online shopping this Diwali, to spend highest on clothes, finds Inshorts-Ipsos survey")
Indians prefer online shopping this Diwali, to spend highest on clothes, finds Inshorts-Ipsos surveyIndians are getting all set to welcome the festival of lights Diwali with majority preferring to shop online on various e-commerce platforms with clothes topping the shopping list of consumers.
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![]( "Not Made in America, Walmart looks overseas for online vendors")
Not Made in America, Walmart looks overseas for online vendorsWalmart, trailing Amazon in the number of goods for sale on its website, is recruiting vendors in China and other countries to boost its online offerings in a pivot away from Wal-Mart's Made-in-America campaign.
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![]( "UK June footfall up but fashion loses out")
UK June footfall up but fashion loses outA clear picture of June shopping in the UK is emerging and shows footfall rising as the sun shone. But it's not all good news for the fashion sector as specialist fashion stores and department stores saw falling sales.
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![]( "Amazon India’s most influential e-commerce brand, Ispos study")
Amazon India’s most influential e-commerce brand, Ispos studyGlobal online retailer Amazon’s India unit has managed to pip homegrown rival Flipkart as the most influential e-commerce brand in the country for the year 2016, according to a recent survey by Ipsos.
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![]( "Ipsos says non-food stores saw visitor uplift in June as sun shone")
Ipsos says non-food stores saw visitor uplift in June as sun shoneThere are plenty of big question marks over whether Britons are ready to spend or save at present but the latest footfall figures from Ipsos Retail Performance showed that in June they were prepared to go out and browse.
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![]( "Salon du Luxe returns to Paris July 11")
Salon du Luxe returns to Paris July 11For its third edition, the Salon du Luxe -- created by Laura Perrard -- will highlight the new rules of the luxury game. Around one thousand visitors are expected to attend at the Maison de la Chimie.
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![]( "Shoppers stride away from fashion stores in May, footfall dip bucks seasonal trend")
Shoppers stride away from fashion stores in May, footfall dip bucks seasonal trendThe latest Retail Traffic Index (RTI) from Ipsos Retail Performance (IRP) showed footfall failed to live up to expectations in May, with the usual seasonal build-up of traffic conspicuously absent.