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The frequency and increased investment at which labels in the luxury realm are ramping up on non-product related marketing exercises is unprecedented, as demonstrated recently by Bottega Veneta's maze in South Korea, followed by Louis Vuitton's 240 square meter mini-forest in the middle of London. 

At a time when we expect novelty at the speed of Instagram, offering physical products at that unsustainable timeline is impossible. To still quench our collective thirst for newness, brands are going beyond product all together. 

From Balenciaga’s special Simpson’s episode to Gucci’s Guccifest, from Telfar Clemens’ Telfar TV to French filmmaker Loic Prigent showing the inner workings of Jacquemus and Rick Owens, it’s a major internal mindset shift for many fashion houses in erasing the self-created boundaries in which fields it can exist and operate.

The future will see brands work with streaming platforms like Netflix on shows and documentaries, deepen its ties with the metaverse and gaming, and touch on the wider net of interests of their audience.

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