Luxury advertising amid an economic downturn

With global economic uncertainty showing no sign of easing, what impact will it have on luxury brands that have so far shown resilience?

The Covid-19 pandemic redefined what luxury is for people, with many millennials and Generation Z – now the biggest consumers for this market – looking at the ethics of a brand as much as its products

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