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    Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, and Versace are some of the most famous Italian fashion houses that have resonate globally for its luxury goods throughout the last century. Their authenticity in products, differentiation in style, quality of luxury goods and expertise in the field has made them stand out in the fashion industry and led to serve as inspiration source to other designers internationally. The fashion industry evolves to continuously and requires to quickly come up with new trends and ideas…

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    Louis Vuitton Case

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    Situation and repositioning strategies and action for Louis Vuitton In 1854 Louis Vuitton was founded as a company that sold luxurious pieces or creations of accessories that also included the ones required for traveling or some sports. It was an elite brand which monogram “LV” was initially created with the purpose of preventing counterfeiting and at the same time, distinguishing itself from others. As of 2014, according to Forbes.com, the company’s brand value is set to $29.9 billion…

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    A button/pin is being promoted by the Cherokee Nation right now that simply states "Think Cherokee." In your view, what does that mean? In my view 'thinking Cherokee' means thinking about life through the perspective of a Cherokee, and using the knowledge of general history and cultural matters to deeper explore worldly matters. Although I have a vague understanding of the slogan, I am irresolute of what it really means, as I am largely disconnected from my Cherokee roots. I hope to find it’s…

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    J Crew Target Market

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    J. Crew’s target market is diverse and caters to working professionals of both genders of a variety of ages that make up the upper middle class. Their customers are well read with higher education degrees. Their customers typically fit into the corporate environment with a disposable income. Their consumers usually live in large metropolitan areas where J. Crew stores are found and abound. J. Crew sells preppy, savvy, conservative and sophisticated clothing that mixes classic garments with chic…

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    Men cherish a lot of their valuables like their cars, dogs, and expensive products. One expensive valuable that most men cherish the most is their watch. The watch on your wrist can tell a lot about you and what kind of status you may poses. A person with a Michael Kors will not stand out as much as a person with a Rolex. Rolex is considered to be one of the “Big Daddys” when it comes to luxury timepieces. When looking for a luxury watch, you have to consider the pricing and the brand…

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    MEDIA 10 PRESENTS: THE BEST OF BRITISH - DRAFT A celebration of the very best of the British produce and culture, The Best of British will be a deluxe event showcasing the finest in British consumables including food, drink, fashion, design, culture, films and music. Launching in 2017 in Shanghai, it will bring high end products to the biggest consumer of luxury goods in the world in a hybrid event designed to attend to consumers and trade: reports have consistently shown that British produce,…

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    change his approach to the management process. The changes faced in China were outside the control of LVMH and they had to react accordingly. The outside environment changed while LVMH stayed the same resulting in a decline sales. Arnault is seen as a navigator during the changes because he is no longer in complete power but it is not a complete crisis for the company yet. This is because LVMH is worldwide…

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    Bulgari Case Study

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    research is the analysis of Bulgari’s organizational behavior, by diagnosing the main afflicted issues within the organization and by recommendation potential actions to undertake. In the final section, we will evaluate the acquisition of Bulgari by LVMH--Moet Hennessy--Louis Vitton and discuss the organizational structure change of Bulgari’s, analysis…

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    1 Introduction LVMH differentiates itself from the competitors for many a reasons. The prominent of them include leadership, well recognized brand, and a prioritizing on tradition of innovation. These are goals that have been designed by CEO and Chairman Bernard Arnault. The brands show resilience to the economic recession, as sales and profit have not been affected much. In 2011, the brand's value was Euro 18.4 billion and had increased by 23 percent from 2010. 3 CASE SUMMARY AND PROBLEM…

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    Sprouse, Takashi Murakami, Richard Price, and Yayoi Kusama, along with numerous street artists. In 2004, Louis Vuitton celebrated it’s 150th anniversary, opening its 318th boutique on 5th Ave in New York, which brought the number of U.S. outlets to 85. LVMH then reported a net income of $2.9 billion, in 2007. Leading into 2011, the brand expanded, bringing stores into international airports, one being Incheon International Airport in South Korea. Later in the year, a design museum in Milan…

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