There has been an explosion in online luxury goods. According to an extensive study of 10,000 consumers by Bain & Company in collaboration with Redburn Partners luxury consumers have tripled in the last 20 years from 90 million in 1995 to 330 million in at the end of 2013. If this increase continues, according to the report by 2020 there should be 400 million consumers worldwide, and an estimated 500 million luxury consumers by 2030.
Based on these market statistics and other market algorithms, TheLuxer.com is primed to take advantage of this phenomenal growth in online luxury, providing limited edition products that can appeal to luxury consumers’ very discerning tastes.
TheLuxer.com is the new destination for those seeking the finest details and service tailored to their personal needs. It is geared towards a fashion-savvy crowd and those who are particular about the way the products they purchase are made. The boutique is much more than an online store: it is an inspiring place to have an unprecedented shopping experience.
A team of experts manages the site, ensuring the highest level of service and product offerings. With headquarters in Milan, plus offices in New York and Shanghai, TheLuxer.com has a dedicated website for Italy, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, Holland, Austria, Belgium, USA and China.
In response to its consumers ever-expanding penchant for luxury goods, TheLuxer.com featured Parisian stylist Camille Seydoux photographed on the streets of Paris in a stunning editorial and feature in video with Roger Vivier’s limited edition handbags and pumps. (For those unaware, Camille’s younger sister, Lea Seydoux, stars in the new James Bond movie, “Spectre” with Daniel Craig.)

The gorgeous images of Camille feature the Miss Viv bag and the Belle Vivier pump, which have been reinterpreted for a limited edition offering, in black and white giraffe-print pony versions (available for pre-order on TheLuxer.com as of November). They are modeled by Camille alongside other stunning fall/winter looks from Roger Vivier, Tod’s, and Fay.
—Staff




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