WSJ: How do you keep tabs on the positioning of your brands?
Mr. Polet: We get real data -- market surveys from the Luxury Institute in the U.S., for example -- and continue to monitor the health of all of our brands.
From edgier designers to martini bars and five-person dressing rooms, the high-end retail formula is changing for the first time in decades. View the full article at www.WSJ.com - paid subscription required.
In the world of high-end luxury accessories,
there is no question that men have gotten a bit of a raw deal. Their sartorial means of expression are limited: a quirky patterned tie,
a colorful suit lining, or perhaps a pair of bespoke shoes.
