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How Has Street Culture Changed the Nature of Luxury?
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Abstract
This article mainly studies how street culture influences luxury brands. Modern luxury brands want to meet the changing needs of consumers around the world. While maintaining product permanence and heritage, it is also beginning to generate the pursuit of specificity or specific services. There is a link between street culture and the luxury industry that cannot be ignored. By reading the literature and materials, and adopting rrchival research in this paper. And analyze from the perspectives of Marketing strategies, Marketing model, and supply and demand. It is not difficult to find that the street culture has changed the luxury goods from various aspects through the uniqueness of its creation.
Keywords
street culutre, luxury, marketing strategy
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Zhou,J. (2021). How Has Street Culture Changed the Nature of Luxury?. Communications in Humanities Research,1,50-54.
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