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London’s arts scene drawing HNW spenders in: Walpole

October 4, 2024

Walpole's State of London Luxury 2024 report includes analysis of how brands stand to benefit from guests' connections to the city’s strong cultural landscape. Image credit: Walpole Walpole's State of London Luxury 2024 report includes an analysis of how brands stand to benefit from guests' connections to the city’s strong cultural landscape. Image credit: Walpole

 

By Amirah Keaton

A new report from British luxury trade association Walpole shares that 95 percent of luxury labels recognize that an association with art and culture is vital to the health of their brand identity.

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