The luxury industry is redefining status as consumers increasingly look beyond logos to craftsmanship, provenance and the origins of what they buy. RIISE’s Sara Bell argues that luxury’s future will depend on whether brands can connect rising prices to tangible proof of value, from exceptional materials and human skill to transparent supply chains and lasting design.
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