Luxury retailers learn to relax in order to attract millennial consumers
Fuelled by an understanding that conspicuous markers of luxury have become outdated, retailers are altering their strategies in an effort to appeal to a more inclusive audience. Historically, quality brands based their identities on exclusivity, p
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