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Fashion and luxury

Re-enchanting luxury so It earns its price back

Saint Laurent
Balenciaga
NIKE
Van Cleef & Arpels
Zappos
Celine
Clinique
Charvet
Sonia Rykiel
Le New Black
Longchamp
Style.com
Theyskens’ Theory
I-D Magazine
Salomon Sports
Estée Lauder
BurdaStyle
Madame Figaro
Bourjois
le19M
Fashop
Maison Francis Kurkdjian
Sephora
Tamara Comolli

After a decade of record growth, the Fashion and Luxury industry is facing a sharp drop in valuation. In a market already reorienting toward jewelry, wellness, and experiential luxury, the houses able to redefine desirability in the age of AI are the ones shaping luxury's future.

AREA 17 helps Fashion and Luxury organizations run this transformation — shaping brand, experience, and technology as a single, coherent system.

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Fashion and luxury index

  • Chloé
    Since 2025

  • Celine
    Since 2020

  • Van Cleef & Arpels
    Since 2018

  • le19M
    2023–2024

  • Saint Laurent

    Beyond a luxury fashion brand, a cultural powerhouse

    2022–2024

  • NIKE

    Capturing the power of sport for all athletes

    2022–2024

  • Maison Francis Kurkdjian
    2022

  • Sephora
    2022

  • Fashop
    2021

  • Zappos

    Turning shopping from a to-do to a ta-dah

    2019–2021

  • Clinique
    2019

  • Tamara Comolli
    2019

  • Charvet
    2018

  • Longchamp
    2016

  • Theyskens’ Theory
    2011

  • I-D Magazine
    2011

  • Estée Lauder
    2009–2010

  • Salomon Sports
    2007–2010

  • BurdaStyle
    2009

  • Madame Figaro
    2006

  • Bourjois
    2004
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