Saturday, December 11, 2010
Serena Williams in Swarovski Bandage
I thought that was very fancy! Serena Williams, the best American tennis player rocks it with Swarovski cast. She hand-clued every piece of crystal herself. "I am trying to make the most out of a bad situation," she explained and she looked amazing!:))
Week 14 - Segmenting and Targeting Market
Swarovski has been on the market over 100 years. The main market the company has is focused on woman's collection. It also creates pieces for kids that are presented by jewelery and Disney crystal characters. It has been very successful on these markets because in the United States women handle 75 percent of family finances and influence 80 percent of consumer purchases. Gender segmentation plays an important role in Swarovski's marketing.
Swarovski is a crowd-pleaser. After creating itself on the market based on women, the company decides to launch man's jewelery collection. This is the first man collection that is coming to the stores in January 2011 has been created for the increasing range of man shoppers. Nathalie Colin, Swarovski creative director, said: “Unlike our women’s jewellery collections which are characterized by bright colours and bold crystals, we have focused here on a cleaner, purer interpretation of brilliance. Secretive, mysterious and metallic, the men’s collection celebrates the timeless elegance and beauty of black tones” explains Nathalie Colin.
Man's collection 2011 includes not only clean, business-like and elegant pieces but also makes a liberal, rock and roll look that can accessorize any party weekend. It is presented by 6 different themes, and employs ceramic and faceted crystal. It's a very big step for Swarovski because it expands the borders of Swarovski's marketing that will bring new customers. Now men can enjoy the beauty and elegance of the pieces as well as ladies can buy not only jewelery for themselves but also for their loved ones.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Week 13 - Developing and Managing Products
Swarovski has been on the market over 100 years. One of the company mission statements is innovation and creation. Swarovski always surprises with new material, new design, new product or new collection. It likes to hire young designers who are still in school or about to graduate. For the coming 2011 spring/summer collection, Swarovski follows the Art Nouveau Movement that is characterized by organic, especially floral and other plant-inspired motifs, as well as highly stylized, flowing curvilinear forms. There are plenty of new shapes and cuts to keep the artist excited. Designer Andrée Putman has created a collection of Fantastic Flowers, with the delicate, yet graphic features.
Swarovski is a multinational corporation develops product that is suitable each country specifically. I am amazed with the company's adaptation to every market. For example, Swarovski Jawaher is a collection that is made for Middle Eastern Women. The new exhibition sees traditional Arabian dress and home accessories re-invented with a frosting of crystals. The launch of Jawaher, which means jewel in Arabic, is timed to ride a trend of abaya and sheila customization which has seen more sparkle introduced to the traditionally all-black garment.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
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