Luxury Buyers Get Choosier as Louder Fashion Tests Price Appetite
· Beauty & Fashion
Luxury shoppers are still spending but are becoming more selective, according to a Glossy luxury briefing that surveyed buyers from Kirna Zabête, Bloomingdale's and Harrods after fashion month. The buyers explained what they consider worth betting on for the coming season and where prices are beginning to test customers' appetite. The takeaway for brands and retailers is that assortments will need sharper editing, with louder, more distinctive design seen as one way to loosen purse strings.
Why it matters:Buyer sentiment after fashion month is an early signal of how much luxury demand will hold up and which design directions retailers will commit to.
Key points
- Buyers from Kirna Zabête, Bloomingdale's and Harrods were surveyed after fashion month.
- Shoppers are still spending but are more selective about what they buy.
- Louder, more distinctive design is seen as one way to lift spending.
Sources (original reporting)
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