We are seeing a shift in many luxury industries today. The consumer is changing: for example, while older generations used to be the traditional luxury customer base, millennials and Generation Z are demographics that brands in this sector can no longer afford to ignore.
The expectations of a 25-year-old do not match those of a 50-year-old, and younger generations have an attraction to sustainable fashion.
To meet this challenge, it is becoming essential to place research at the center of its strategy, with a particular focus on its ecological footprint. Commitment to prepare the future: produce better, rationalize the use of raw materials, offer innovative products with new customer experiences while reducing the environmental impact...
Today, when we talk about color, each shade is made up of a pigment, which is produced, stored... Tomorrow, access to a "universal color" will be possible!
An external solicitation (optical for example) will allow to address the color of the object, and to change its design infinitely, without using a multitude of dyes. This is the promise of color intelligence, our breakthrough innovation.