“Within the dynamic clothing category, the worlds of high-end fashion and fast fashion have never been so intertwined, with the boundaries separating them becoming increasingly hazy. Consumers are broadening their retail scope, and mixing top-end designer pieces with mid-market and value garments. A flurry of designer and high street collaborations has burst onto the retail scene, with shoppers jumping at the rare opportunity to get designer pizzazz at affordable prices.”

“Within the dynamic clothing category, the worlds of high-end fashion and fast fashion have never been so intertwined, with the boundaries separating them becoming increasingly hazy. Consumers are broadening their retail scope, and mixing top-end designer pieces with mid-market and value garments. A flurry of designer and high street collaborations has burst onto the retail scene, with shoppers jumping at the rare opportunity to get designer pizzazz at affordable prices.”

– Emma Clifford, Fashion and Clothing Analyst

Some questions answered in the report include:

Who buys luxury brands?

Which features do brands need to be considered ‘luxury’?

How is the luxury clothing market performing?

Is the boundary between luxury and mainstream within the clothing market blurring?

What are the main factors boosting the premium clothing market?

How are multiple media channels being used within the luxury clothing market?