Luxury Forum: Event examines emerging trends

Luxury Forum: Event examines emerging trends

Luxury Forum: Event examines emerging trends

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London – Delegates from the world’s top luxury brands will join the LS:N Global team today at The Future Laboratory HQ in Elder Street to discuss the future of the luxury market.

To mark the launch of the 2012 Luxury Futures report, The Future Laboratory co-founders Chris Sanderson and Martin Raymond, alongside LS:N Global editor James Wallman will present the new and emerging markets, travel trends and consumer tribes shaping the luxury industry.

Joining them in conversation will be four guest speakers: Sian Westerman, managing director of investment banking at Rothschild, London; Ben Elliot, co-founder of luxury concierge service Quintessentially; CoutureLab’s Sojin Lee and founder of retail interior design company Campaign, Philip Handford. Honest by founder Bruno Pieters will also appear via video.

The Future Laboratory will also present a film outlining the Five Stages of Luxury, which are used to differentiate and determine the qualities of the luxury industry.

Look out for the Luxury Futures report, available to buy soon from The Future Laboratory shop.

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