Over the last several years, environmental and social responsibility have skyrocketed to the top of business priorities, and luxury consumers are now beginning to choose sustainability over heritage.
Authenticity and innovation will drive the future of the beauty industry, according to a new report from Positive Luxury.
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2022 will be a crucial year in preserving the earth’s resources and promoting brand practices that best protect the environment for the near future, according to Positive Luxury.
There is a massive shift occurring within the luxury space, as governments and conscious consumers call on financial corporations to strengthen commitments to environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) issues.
Practicing sustainability will soon be seen as the bare minimum for luxury brands, but embracing environmentally-minded policies can build long-term value.
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NEW YORK – The value of sustainability in the luxury industry has not been diminished despite the challenges brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
Luxury Daily’s live news: Shareholders vote to take Saks Fifth Avenue parent HBC private; Walpole CEO Helen Brocklebank on why she will buy less, but buy better; Selfridges, Carole Bamford and Nadja Swarovski among winners of Positive Luxury Awards; Watches & Wonders Geneva, formerly SIHH, cancels show, Baselworld on.
Luxury Daily’s live news: Shareholders vote to take Saks Fifth Avenue parent HBC private; Walpole CEO Helen Brocklebank on why she will buy less, but buy better; Selfridges, Carole Bamford and Nadja Swarovski among winners of Positive Luxury Awards; Watches & Wonders Geneva, formerly SIHH, cancels show, Baselworld on.
