* A Luxury Expert on CNN.MONEY, ABC, NBC. FOX NATIONAL, Sirius Radio and in multiple magazines
*Writes a monthly column in Portugal's #1 rated Luxury Magazine DNLife
* Owns THE LUXURY CHANNEL Video podcasts on iTunes & Zune
* Is an international luxury marketing consultant for White Light Consulting
* This blog is read by the Ultra High Net Worth and the luxury brands trying to reach that demographic
* Lorre White is highly networked and connected in the world of luxury
* A recognized luxury expert on EzyneArticles
* A member of Who's Who In America for contribution to the American Luxury Market & as a Luxury Personality.
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For the third year in a row, chef René Redzepi’s Copenhagen restaurant Noma has taken the top spot to be declared the best restaurant in the world.
At the 10th annual World’s 50 Best Restaurants awards in London Monday night, Redzepi cemented his position as the “standard bearer for the New Nordic movement” after his restaurant took home the grandiose title of best in the world.
Redzepi is quickly following in the footsteps of Ferran Adrià, whose now-shuttered Catalan restaurant El Bulli topped the list five times and who became widely accepted as the best chef in the world.
This year’s list offered few surprises as the top three restaurants remain unchanged from 2011: after Noma comes El Celler de Can Roca and Mugaritz, both in Spain.
It’s been a banner year for Redzepi. In April, the Danish chef graced the cover of Time magazine as a “Locavore Hero.” Redzepi has also been tapped to open a pop-up version of his restaurant in London to mark the Olympic Games.
Unlike the star-based Michelin system, restaurants that land on the World’s 50 Best list are voted on by a panel of more than 800 food critics, chefs and restaurateurs.
The Academy is divided into 27 separate regions around the world and each region has a panel of 31 members.
Each member gets seven votes, three of which must be for restaurants outside their region. Voters must have eaten in the restaurants they nominate in the last 18 months.
Here are the winners for 2012, as announced at Guildhall in London:
1 Noma – Copenhagen, Denmark
2 El Celler de Can Roca – Girona, Spain
3 Mugaritz – San Sebastián, Spain
Mugaritz chef Andoni Luis Aduriz was also given the Chef’s Choice award
4 D.O.M. – São Paulo, Brazil
Also named Best Restaurant in South America
5 Osteria Francescana – Modena, Italy
6 Per Se – New York, USA
Per Se chef Thomas Keller was also the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award, while Per Se
was named Best Restaurant in North America
7 Alinea – Chicago, USA
8 Arzak – San Sebastián, Spain
Arzak Head Chef Elena Arzak was named The World’s Best Female Chef
9 Dinner by Heston Blumenthal – London, UK
Highest New Entry
10 Eleven Madison Park – New York, USA
11 Steirereck – Vienna, Austria
Slow Food UK Award
12 L’Atelier Saint-Germain de Joël Robuchon – Paris, France
13 The Fat Duck – Bray, UK
14 The Ledbury – London, UK
Highest Climber Award
15 Le Chateaubriand – Paris, France
16 L’Arpège – Paris, France
17 Pierre Gagnaire – Paris, France
18 L’Astrance – Paris, France
19 Le Bernardin – New York, USA
20 Frantzén/Lindeberg – Stockholm, Sweden
21 Oud Sluis – Sluis, Netherlands
22 Aqua – Wolfsburg, Germany
23 Vendôme -Bergisch Gladbach, Germany
24 Mirazur – Menton, France
25 Daniel – New York, USA
26 Iggy’s – Singapore
Best Restaurant in Asia
27 Narisawa – Tokyo, Japan
28 Nihonryori RyuGin – Tokyo, Japan
29 Quay – Sydney, Australia
Best Restaurant in Australasia
30 Schloss Schauenstein – Fürstenau, Switzerland
31 Asador Etxebarri – Atxondo, Spain
32 Le Calandre – Padua, Italy
33 De Librije – Zwolle, Netherlands
34 Fäviken – Järpen, Sweden
35 Astrid y Gastón – Lima, Peru
36 Pujol Mexico City – Mexico
37 Momofuku Ssäm Bar – New York, USA
38 Biko – Mexico City, Mexico
39 Waku Ghin – Singapore
40 Quique Dacosta – Denia, Spain
41 Mathias Dahlgren – Stockholm, Sweden
42 Hof Van Cleve – Kruishoutem, Belgium
43 The French Laundry – Yountville, USA
44 Amber – Hong Kong
45 Vila Joya – Albufeira, Portugal
46 Il Canto – Siena, Italy
47 Bras – Laguiole, France
48 Manresa – Los Gatos, USA
49 Geranium – Copenhagen, Denmark
50 Nahm – Bangkok, Thailand
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Deluxmiddleeast.com chats with renowned luxury guru Lorre White who shares with us her expert advice on private jets, yachts, yoga, exotic cars and some of the world's most sought-after designer brands!
A luxury expert on CNN.MONEY, ABC, NBC, FOX National, Sirius Radio and various other magazines, Lorre White also runs The Luxury Channel video podcasts on iTunes & Zune. Also an international luxury marketing consultant for White Light Consulting, the lady – who is highly networked and connected in the world of luxury – is a recognized luxury expert on EzyneArticles as well.
How and when did you enter the world of luxury expertise?
I have been in the luxury sector for about 20 years There are very few true Luxury marketers. Almost all marketing degrees are in mass marketing. I started to study it independently when I was in school, getting a double major in marketing & finance and a minor in advertising. I took a school internship with a company that syndicated thoroughbred race horses. My thesis was on what motivates the rich to purchases; the mindset of the ultra high net worth and what motivates them to buy. Most wealth in America is relatively new money and they did not get it by being stupid so why did they purchase race horses which are technically a very poor financial investment. I met with great success and my project lead to a whole new and successful marketing strategy for the company. My professors were thrilled with this undeveloped aspect of marketing. I was the only one doing it and my natural interest in this topic spurred me on to continue to study and develop ways to reach the uber wealthy and I was amazed at how it was often counter to all the things that were taught in traditional mass marketing. Now, large prestigious Universities like HEC offer MBAs specifically in Luxury Marketing.
What is luxury for Lorre White?
It is really the philosophy to fully taste, smell, and feel the moment in its full splendor. It is about being present. Extracting the full flavor out of each moment is the recognition of the luxury in that moment of time. Luxuries are the art form of living, and are what lifts us above mere existence. I believe that luxury is not about amassing quantity in life; it is about living life to the fullest. Luxury is anything we do above simple survival. Luxury is what brings comfort, enjoyment and creates lasting life memories. Luxury is for everyone.
Your favourite picks from the luxury world:
Private Jet:
There is no greater luxury than to fly privately. My top 2 favorites in private jets is the G650 and the Falcon 7X. Both have high speed, great range and superior cabin comfort.
Yachts:
Size matters with super yachts. Regulars on 'Best Of' lists are Abeking & Rasmussen, Blohm + Voss, HDW, Kusch and Lürssen. These yachts represent the most luxurious and glamorous vessels of their class.
Luxury car(s):
1) For totally brutal power and beauty the Lamborghini LP700 Aventador.
2) For ultimate luxury both as a driver and passenger, the new Bentley Continental GTC 2012.
3) For ultimate SUV/4by4 the 2012 model Range Rover or the 2012 model Mercedes Benz S Class.
Fashion:
Suits: Armani
Evening Gowns: Valentino
Cashmere sweaters: Ralph Lauren
Shoes: G. Zanotti & C. LouBoutin
Statement pieces: Roberto Cavali
Jeans: Hudson
Sunglasses: Chanel
Luggage: Louis Vuitton
Chocolates:
Chocolate and figs have both long been considered powerful aphrodisiacs. So why not try the delectable combination of both. Fran's Chocolates based out of Seattle, WA makes my favorite chocolate gouache stuffed figs dipped in chocolate! I also love chocolate truffles and my best pick for them is from Sprüngli AG from Switzerland which uses very rare and endangered cocoas. In one box you can have a sampling of some of the rarest & best cocoas in the world.
Some of your clients include...
I have two jobs in the luxury market and for most purposes they are completely unrelated to each other. I am a Luxury Marketing Consultant working with companies that need to reach the world’s wealthiest 2% globally. All of my clients on the consulting side are companies. For confidentiality purposes I am not allowed by contract to share who all my clients are. However, there are several that have been public about it like NetJets, Marquis Jets, SeaGate Travel, NBA, etc. I have worked in many facets of the luxury market from travel to fashion, syndicating thoroughbred race horses, high end events, private banking, to starting the NBA airline, consulting with luxury product and service companies internationally about ways to go after and maintain a relationship with this type of clientele. The second thing I do is that I use my expertise in luxury to educate viewers, listeners, or readers depending on the media format. I have been compared to Martha Stewart for the rich: “Martha for the Masses…Lorre for the Classes!”
Middle East has tremendous potential for luxury brands from all over the world. You haven’t yet explored this region. Why so?
Since 75% of all elite luxury brands globally are European, and the largest potential western consumption country is the US, and since as a luxury marketing consultant my clients are luxury brands, it bares to reason that most of my clients are based in Europe or their North American headquarters in the US. As far as my media work is concerned, that has been growing organically globally, and I am indeed now in conversations to be the celebrity personality to help encourage westerners to travel to, and do business in, Dubai.
Dubai is reliant on attracting tourist and travels dollars from the west to sustain the economic growth, so naturally, a well recognized westerner sharing the treasures of Dubai through educational entrainment on different media sources is a natural fit.
Top three luxury gift ideas for him and her this season?
I think that the New Gulf 650, the new mega yacht Tango, and a Bugatti or the Bentley GTC 2012 would be equally adored by a woman as a man.
Ruba Siddiqui
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Nicole Kidman at the Tod's Signature Collection for Autumn-Winter 2012 launch
The Tod's Signature Collection display at the Italian Embassy in Paris
Video highlights of the Tod's A/W12 Signature collection presentation
Tod’s unveiled the latest arm candy from its Signature Collection for Autumn-Winter 2012 at the lavishly decked out Italian Embassy in Paris, complete with megawatt luminaries the likes of Nicole Kidman, Anna Wintour and Zhang Yuqi.
The star-studded launch introduced new seasonal hues to the Signature range, an instantly recognizable trove of patent leather bags and accessories embossed with a pebbled pattern reminiscent of the rubber soles of the Italian house's beloved Gomminos.
Campaign vid for the Tod's Signature range
The new collection, presented in glass display cases amidst the baroque setting of the Parisian embassy, lent the occasion an artsy, museum vibe—and indeed, these leather goods were a showcase of Tod's mastery of melding innovative design and on-trend colors with artisanal leathermaking.
Among the VIP guests perusing the Autumn-Winter collection were Tod's CEO Diego Della Valle and guest of honour Nicole Kidman, alongside big names from the social and fashion scene like supermodel Alek Wek, Andrea Casiraghi, Alex Dellal, Jade Jagger, Margherita Missoni, the Courtin-Clarin sisters, Coco Brandolini D’Adda, Eugenie Niarchos, Franca Sozzani and Stefano Tonchi.
President & CEO of Tod's, Diego Della Valle and Nicole Kidman
After the presentation, the guests adjourned to a beautifully presented dinner, centred around champagne and foie gras, at Restaurant Lapérouse, one of the most iconic and evocative fine dining locations in Paris. Scroll down to see more of Nicole Kidman—you be the judge of who wore what best at the event!
Diego Della Valle, Nicole Kidman and Anna Wintour
Supermodel Alec Wek
Vice Chairman of the Tod's Group, Andrea Della Valle and Chinese actress, Peng Lin
Fashion blogger Denni Elias of Chic Muse fame
Zhang Yuqi
Chen Ren
Kuaixuan Zeng
Yixuan An
Liu Shishi
The Luxury Guru, Lorre White website has a wealthy international following. It is one of the few sites for the already arrived UHNW, not the aspirational consumer. The Luxury Guru site covers both the business of luxury as well as the newest and best items in the luxury sector.
Ms White’s years of experience in private aviation from SeaGate Travel (the 10th largest travel company in the US with a private charter division), one of the creators of the NBA airline (used by the White House staff & reporters off season), head of global marketing for NetJets/Marquis Jets BBJ program and as a luxury marketing consultant to many luxury brands including several private jet companies, has resulted in her having a large private wealthy aviation following.
Her fans are predominantly very wealthy. They have an interest in learning about the best luxuries in every category. They trust The Luxury Guru, Lorre White to do the collecting of interesting and informational articles about luxury that is specifically relevant to their UHNW wants/needs. Her luxury blog is unique, as it is the only source of luxury news with a trusted identifiable and qualified luxury professional, Lorre White. She has the trust factor with the UHNW demographic. The information targets the already arrived, not the aspirational consumer that most every other site is able to reach. They spend the time to read her blog because they trust that the time will be well spent….and their time has great value.
www.LuxGuru.Typepad.com Sign up on the top left under the black & white photo.
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Lorre White, The Luxury Guru, interviews the new Global Head of Exterior Design for Bentley and Bugatti.
Elite Luxury brands like Bentley and Bugatti are most recognized by their beautiful and recognizable exteriors. Have you ever wondered about the art & science behind creating these beautiful machines and the people that design them?
"Creating luxury automotive products is all about physically forming an experience, an event… something which is not just a sense of occasion, but hits the cords of passion." say Dave Hilton. " I think I get this because I have always enjoyed building special objects of motion from an early age. My first car was a 1969 Dodge Dart. $400 and rusted to bits. I had no idea what I was doing at the age of 14, so I simply hacked off all the rust and started reforming the panels by eye. Sweating every detail and then finally painting it a wonderful color. I have also always enjoyed the ‘man-machine interface’. I used to race motorcycles and this inspired the feeling of connection to the machine to fly through the corners."
I thought my luxury readers would like to get to know more about the man that has the job most car affectionados would envy. Clearly a man of passion, who fits my definition of luxury by living his life to its fullest. So while he was at the Swiss Car Show, I got him to share some interests, passions and philosophies.
US born, Dave Hilton, has one of the most enviable jobs, Head of Exterior Design for of two of the world's most posh global car brands. When I asked him where he was born, he said "Detroit Michigan - The motor city, of course!" He Studied Fine Art and commercial art at Northwestern in Michigan and Industrial Design at the University of Cincinnati. Most of his internships were in Detroit for Chrysler and Ford.
Prior to excepting his current position, Dave was running his own independent automotive design consultancy MotorcityEurope.com in Germany (2000-2012). Prior to that he worked at Ford Europe 1997-2000.
Relevant Awards-Projects
* Ford Focus RS (car of the year 2002)
* Ford SMAX (car of the year 2007)
* Ford F-150 (truck of the year 1996)
* Mazda Superlite 2009
"I grew up quite modestly and have created my talents and life on my own accord. I think this sense of hunger has given me an appreciation for the finer things. I don’t take them for granted and enjoy passing them on." said Dave Hilton of Bentley and Bugatti.
Questions:
Lorre White: It is my understanding that you are the new head of exterior design for both Bentley and Bugatti. How does that work? Is there conflict or synergies on working with two different luxury automobiles?
Dave Hilton: I am primarily Head of Exteriors for Bentley. The company does do support for Bugatti, however it is not my main concentration. Dealing with multiple Brands is something I have been doing regularly during the last 12 years with my company… often with 4-5 Brands at once! A good Designer simply needs to understand the needs of the Brand at hand and the customers it serves. Working with more than one luxury Brand is easier than working with say one luxury Brand and a mid or low brand in parallel. The focus in my case is to create the best automotive products in the world, for the most discerning customers in the world.
Lorre White: What is your favorite part of your new job?
Dave Hilton: Seeing my team creating magic within a unified dream, plus finding the next best solutions in elegance-power-and luxury.
Lorre White: How/Where do you find your inspiration for constant design change coming from?
Dave Hilton: Everywhere. Its always there. You need to simply be open to it. Its difficult to teach this, I think it is inherent in good designers.
Lorre White: Upon accepting this new position you have moved from Germany to the UK. How do you like your new home and work environment?
Dave Hilton: Actually, I still ‘live’ in Cologne Germany. I have a lovely penthouse on the park which I have renovated myself. Difficult to leave it to be honest. I get home on most weekends, however work obviously in the UK. That is the beauty of Europe. One can work and live in different countries quite easily because its only an hour flight to almost anywhere.
Lorre White: What got you involved in automotive design initially?
Dave Hilton: I was born an Artist, but did not know what to do with that once I started University. I considered Architecture, but was not that interested. I found Product Design and decided to make that my educational path. When I did my first internship at Chrysler, I fell in love. I walked in the studio during the development of the Dodge Viper. The Designer were amazing artists and creators, I decided then and there that that was going to be my future.
Lorre White: What does a typical work day for you involve?
Dave Hilton: Every day is different. Sometimes trains, planes and automobiles. Often I am packed with critical corporate meetings, however I am most grateful for the time with my team creating and forming the Bentley future.
Lorre White: What would you like your legacy to be, in the way you contributed to both of these elite luxury brands?
Dave Hilton: That I inspired people. Not just the people I work with, but the customers who eventually buy our products. That these people fall in love with the process and interaction of creating and enjoying wonderful visions in motion. That smiles come to their faces when they see the results.
Wanting to get a fuller picture on the man behind the designs I asked him to share a few more personal facts.
Lorre White: What is your favorite sport(s)
Dave Hilton: Kite Surfing – Extreme snowboarding
Lorre White: What is your favorite place to travel?
Dave Hilton: Surf spots and Swiss mountains
Lorre White: Who is the most interesting person you have met through your work?
Dave Hilton: World famous designer Syd Mead
I hope that you have enjoyed getting to know the man behind the magic as much as I have. I look forward to seeing his inspirations, turned into creations, by his team. Happy driving...
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“Luxury is the best of any art form, and like any art, luxury is defined by its ability to evoke an emotion…and like any great masterpiece, quality is inherent. Luxury comes in every category. It is something that separates itself from the others by uniqueness and evoking pleasure. Not all luxuries have an expensive price tag but often the rareness, and the increased time to produce quality and the more expensive components of “the best” does drive price too.” says Lorre White, The Guru of Luxury
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Her TV, web, radio, and magazine fans, are predominantly very wealthy. They have an interest in learning about the best luxuries in every category. They trust “The Luxury Guru”, Lorre White to do the collecting of interesting and informational articles about luxury that is specifically relevant to their UHNW wants/needs. Her luxury blog is unique, as it is the only source of luxury news with a trusted identifiable and qualified luxury professional, Lorre White. She has the trust factor with the UHNW demographic. The information targets the already arrived, not the aspirational consumer that most every other site is able to reach. They spend the time to read her blog because they trust that the time will be well spent….and their time has great value. MS White started in the US, but her popularity has grown organically globally and her media reach now includes a monthly column in a European luxury magazine with over 1.2 million in distribution.
Ms White’s years of experience in private aviation from SeaGate Travel (the 10th largest travel company in the US with a private charter division), one of the creators of the NBA airline (used by the White House staff & reporters off season), head of global marketing for NetJets/Marquis Jets BBJ program, and as a luxury marketing consultant to many luxury brands
www.WhiteLightConsulting.net including several private jet companies, yacht companies, marketing the syndication of thoroughbred racehorses, etc., has resulted in her having a large private wealthy jet set following.
She has a very wealthy international following. It is one of the few sites for the already arrived UHNW, not the aspirational consumer. The Luxury Guru site covers both the business of luxury as well as the newest and best items in the luxury sector. www.LuxGuru.Typepad.com
Sign up on the top left under the black & white photo or Twitter: “Lorre”, for Luxury.
A Conversation with Lorre White, The ‘Luxury Guru’
If like us you have been reading the business pages of publications such as the FT, Forbes and recently Marketing Week , you probably would have noticed the reporting of encouraging financial figures from luxury groups such as LVMH and PPR. There’s no doubt that demand from emerging markets has been instrumental in upholding and, at times, surpassing the revenue expectations of many western luxury brands.
The ability of luxury brands to weather the turbulent economic times in which we live has captured the imagination of marketing professionals. Is this success underpinned by brands adopting a strategic approach to targeting the affluent or are the rich simply gravitating towards luxury brands to announce their acceptance in an exclusive club or to satisfy their insatiable desire for the finer things in life?
Lorre White, Luxury Guru
To get some answers, we met with Lorre White (Lorre), a US based luxury marketing professional and media personality who has made regular appearances on TV networks such as CNN and Fox News. As the ‘Luxury Guru’ to the affluent, Lorre is a trusted source for insight and advice on all things luxury so brands value her thoughts and high net worth individuals listen to her opinion.
Sybarite: What’s your definition of luxury?
Lorre: Luxury is the best of any art form, and like any art, luxury is defined by its ability to evoke an emotion…and like any great masterpiece, quality is inherent. Luxury comes in every category. It is something that separates itself from the others by uniqueness and evoking pleasure. Not all luxuries have an expensive price tag but often the rareness, and the increased time to produce quality and the more expensive components of “the best” does drive price too.
Sybarite: Why is luxury doing so well?
Lorre: Well, the good news for luxury providers is UHNW consumers plan to spend more in 2012 than 2011, according to a Prince & Associates survey of over 150 Family Offices. The luxury market will continue booming. It has exceeded the 2007 record luxury levels. It’s doing well because it is the wealthy that are leading us out of the recession. LVMH & PPR, the world’s two largest luxury conglomerates are showing strong growth and earnings. There is nothing but good news at the elite end of the luxury market.
Sybarite: What are the behavioral traits of the luxury consumer?
Lorre: There are 2 types of luxury consumers; the aspirational and the UHNW or those I call “the already arrived”. The fashion industry depends on the first category for up to 80% of their sales. This is why the fashion industry was hit so much harder in the global recession than for example, the private jet companies which target the UHNW. For this reason they are not as affected by the slowdown in the economy. The truly rich can lose half of their net worth and still be rich. If you’re worth a billion and you lose half of it, you’re still not skipping any meals or pulling your kids out of school to help support the family.
Sybarite: How important is digital marketing to the luxury brand marketer?
Lorre: The wealthier demographic is technology literate and fast to adapt to different digital channels, but luxury brands were very slow to go on the Internet because they could not control their environment, the shopping experience, and – most critically – feared losing “brand value” by associating with the brands not on their peer level. I have been working in the Luxury industry for many years as a consultant. Over the years, I have observed the marketplace devoid of any true venue for my clients to market their products and services. Unfortunately, despite the need on the part of clients to establish an Internet presence beyond a rudimentary marketing website and reams of statistics telling luxury brands that the wealthier consumer purchases on line, they held a hard line. As such, I decided to demonstrate that there was untapped audience on the Internet, so I created The Luxury Channel shows on the web’s iTunes. It made “featured status” (akin to prime time on TV) in record time.
Sybarite: What are some of your favourite luxury brands?
Lorre: I have many so it may help to list a brand in each category.
Suits – Armani
Evening Wear – Valentino
Statement Pieces – Roberto Cavali
Shoes – Christian Louboutin
Supercar – Lamborghini LP700 Aventador
Champagne - Krug
Lorre White is the Founder of White Light Consulting. Her blog is widely read by luxury connoisseurs.
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"Lorre White is a great expert source for luxury knowledge and insights. She is also a great connector in the luxury industry." Milton Pedraza, CEO, Luxury Institute, LLC The Wealth Report
"Lorre's take on the Luxury market is refreshing and frankly very much needed. Her stance on luxury as a "quality of life" vs. gluttonous amassing of quantity couldn't possibly be a timelier message given the times we live in." Michael, eVelvet Rope media, owner
"Lorre is ground breaking and creative and brings a unique and much needed luxury reach to the web with her timely Luxury Channel on iTunes & her LuxGuru blog. Now anyone in the world can watch." Peter M. Deeb, Chairman, Hampton & Cie SA (Suisse)
"I love working with Lorre, as she is truly unique expert in her field. She has a vast experience of luxury market and a very impressive international network. She knows the best luxuries by living her life in luxury." Mervi Sippola, Luxury Consultant, Monaco
"I have been a client of Lorre and White Light Consulting about the US expansion plans for Flow, an endurance drink for golfers. I am always impressed with her marketing ideas, professionalism and amazing international contacts." Marko Sjoblom , Flow Owner, Finland/Monaco
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