luxury |
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3 prerequisites for luxury studies |
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Good preliminary knowledge
of the sector |
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An in-depth reflection
on the semantics and implications of this notion |
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A specific fieldwork
approach in the setting up of the recruitment, the location
choices, the motivation logics and incentives, the choice
of moderator |
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TYPOLOGICAL
STUDIES |
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Typology
of relationships to luxury, based on ethnological semi-directive
interviews |
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Trans-category approach |
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Declination by sector |
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SEMIOTIC
STUDIES |
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Studies on the manner
in which the media builds universal codes |
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Studies on the signs
given out by the luxury players (communication, PDV) |
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BRANDS |
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In-depth image assessment |
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Brand architecture
study |
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PRODUCT |
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Product concept research |
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Validation
of the mix test |