Review:
"The book is a good one for academics seeking to expand their research base to sustainable luxury, but I found it to be a bit dense for most executive readership, and low on practical solutions. It is certainly an interesting read, and one that the fashion designers who drive this activity should read."--Rob Handfield, PhD, Co-Director
This collection of essays and scholarly articles captures the breadth and depth of the global conversation about sustainability from fashion, to consumer behavior, to branding, to tourism and hospitality sectors. What the authors get right is how a luxury brand, like a LEED Platinum building, appeals to our subconscious desire for an upscale version of our own reality. By tying sustainability to luxury, we aspire to that better world, but also know that a better world is within our reach."--Rick Fedrizzi, President, CEO, and Founding Chair"
"This collection of essays and scholarly articles captures the breadth and depth of the global conversation about sustainability - from fashion, to consumer behavior, to branding, to tourism and hospitality sectors. What the authors get right is how a luxury brand, like a LEED Platinum building, appeals to our subconscious desire for an upscale version of our own reality. By tying sustainability to luxury, we aspire to that better world, but also know that a better world is within our reach."--Rick Fedrizzi, President, CEO, and Founding Chair
-The book is a good one for academics seeking to expand their research base to sustainable luxury, but I found it to be a bit dense for most executive readership, and low on practical solutions. It is certainly an interesting read, and one that the fashion designers who drive this activity should read.---Rob Handfield, PhD, Co-Director
-This collection of essays and scholarly articles captures the breadth and depth of the global conversation about sustainability - from fashion, to consumer behavior, to branding, to tourism and hospitality sectors. What the authors get right is how a luxury brand, like a LEED Platinum building, appeals to our subconscious desire for an upscale version of our own reality. By tying sustainability to luxury, we aspire to that better world, but also know that a better world is within our reach.---Rick Fedrizzi, President, CEO, and Founding Chair
About the Author:
MIGUEL ANGEL GARDETTI is founder of the Center for Studies on Sustainable Luxury, Argentina. ANA LAURA TORRES collaborated in the development of the Sustainable Textile Center, Argentina.
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