Fashion and Luxury Merchandising

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The main market segments in the fashion pyramid are

couture, ready-to-wear, diffusion, bride, mass

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Discuss the importance of digital world and online channels for luxury brands

Increase the brand awareness and sales, engage with consumers across multiple social platforms, launching e-commerce sites and correctly position their brand online

  • increase sales

  • engage across platforms

  • e-commerce sites

  • brand position online


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What are the main factors that influence the birth of long-term trends

economic cycles, social shifts, media and arts, science and technological innovations, textile pipeline, designer creativity

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What is trademark?

A trademark is the legal protection of the brand and serves for the identification of the source of goods or services

  • legal protection

  • identification of brand


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The most important drivers of the brand identity model are

stylistic identity, communication identity, retail identity

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Stylistic identity refers to: a set of seasonal aesthetic codes

FALSE

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List the four main business models in Fashion and Luxury industry

luxury brands, designer brands, premium brands, retailers

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In the fashion industry, the main building blocks of a business model are

value proposition, customer segmentation, communication, distribution channels

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Luxury is a mix of several factors, among them: selective distribution, product innovation, high price, fashionable style, and disruptive communication

FALSE

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Mark the right answer. About French fashion companies, which statements are NOT correct?

  1. The typical growth path of French fashion companies has been based on clothing as the core business; lifestyle creation; medium level of supply chain control; business model evolution into vertically integrated companies

  1. The typical growth path of French fashion companies has been based on accessories as the core business; lifestyle creation; low level of retail control; business model evolution into vertically integrated companies.


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The competitive advantage of Italy in fashion has been due to the stimultaneous presence of three factors: craftsmanship, a customer-centered approach, designer

FALSE

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The typical growth path of Italian fashion companies has been based on the line of extension first and the brand extension after

TRUE

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Premium brands are speciality chains with a wide geographical reach, offering fashionable products at competitive prices

FALSE

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Brand equity refers to that added value that a company can obtain from a product with a distinctive name and features when compared to other offerings of the same kind

TRUE

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Departments stores have led to the development of a retail driven business model

TRUE

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Define the concept of haute couture (high fashion) and its importance for the business of French companies today

Haute couture is the highest niche of the system in which only a few fashion houses operate. Modern haute couture is not made for profit, instead it serves for augmenting brand image and raising the profile of ready-to-wear collections

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The fashion cycle consists of a following key phrases

Planning, design and product development, sell-in, and production and delivery

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It is expected the global fine jewelry market to be more

more branded, more digital, more sustainability focused

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The origin of American fashion is related to

workwear; men as the original target; focus on functionality

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Define the concept of “Swiss made,” how it is regulated, and which standards must be respected

The use of Swiss made is regulated by law. Minimum standards are set based on the number of production phases performed in Switzerland which must be respected to label a Swiss watch, although some non-Swiss parts may be used

  • Regulated by law

  • standards are based on production phases

  • standards must be respected to label a Swiss watch


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What is fashion?

  • A form of free speech which embraces clothing, accessories, beauty, hairstyles

  • Is a culture identity which incorporates economics, sociology, psychology, and aesthetics


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What are the four building blocks of a business model?

What, Whom, How, Who

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What is a brand?

  • Tangible: logo, music, lettering

  • Emotional associations: experience, emotion, functionality


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What is the concept of stylistic identity?

Is a permanent set of styistic codes (fabric, textures, colors, etc…) which defines the brand’s unique and long term style; evolving

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Key activities of product development

Trends combined with stylistic identity in the creation of new work

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What are trends

  • Micro and macro

  • Social/culture, designer creativity


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Segments of the jewelry industry

Very high, high, fine, bridge, designers, fashion and custom jewelry 


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Jewelry key events

Vicenza Fair, Tuscon for stones, Milano jewelry week

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Segments of watch industry

Watchmaking masters, high watchmaking, luxury and premium watches, designer watches

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French

Clothing is an image builder, brand extension, high level of supply chain control, luxury

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Italy

Clothing is core business, vertically integrated companies, highest quality materials

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Three factors contributing to the competitive advantage of Made in Italy

  1. Designer

  2. Entrepreneur

  3. Textile


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America

functional, menswear, easy to buy and easy to wear, Levis, menswear

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China

interlinked with the country history, socio-economic factors, heritage