Global brands want to join India's growth curve
Business News: India attracts global consumer brands due to its young population and rising disposable income. Recent entrants include Brioni, Laderach, Nine West, F
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Business News: India attracts global consumer brands due to its young population and rising disposable income. Recent entrants include Brioni, Laderach, Nine West, F
Dolce & Gabbana of Italy plans to start its Indian journey with private appointments in December, to be followed by full-fledged stores in Delhi and Mumbai
"Is India the next promising market? There are obstacles such as custom duties and the bureaucracy, but it probably is, because you have all the ingredients," Benedicte Epinay, CEO of Comite Colbert told ET. "You have the consumers, you have the appetite for refinement, you have the taste to understand luxury, and you have the passion to show off."
Indian designers are making a splash on the world stage, while the biggest of global brands are wooing India’s growing affluent class like never before
What are you gifting your loved ones this Diwali? High-end stuff is hot, apparently. From desserts to bags and jewellery, sales of luxury items are surging, driven by a flourishing economy, according to retailers and companies.