Gayatri Ruia, Development Director of Phoenix Palladium, shares insights into the strategies for catering to the growing luxury market. From brand curation to the latest trends, she discusses the current and future landscape of luxury retail in India.
Luxury MarketRetail StrategiesPhoenix PalladiumGayatri RuiaLuxury TrendsReal Estate NewsOct 18, 2024
Gayatri Ruia is the Development Director of Phoenix Palladium and High Street Phoenix Retail, a prominent player in the luxury real estate and retail sector in India.
The key factors driving the growth of the luxury market in India include the rising number of millionaires and an aspirational working class that is highly brand-conscious and eager to enjoy their purchasing power.
Phoenix Palladium helps brands improve their visibility by curating them and organizing various events and activities that enhance their presence and attract more customers in the competitive retail market.
Currently, makeup and accessories are the most popular trends in the luxury space, attracting a significant number of buyers who are looking to pamper themselves and express their personal style.
The Indian luxury market is expected to see substantial growth in the coming years, though the trajectory will be slow and steady. Brands need to adapt to changing consumer preferences and market dynamics to stay ahead.
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