Chanel – Brand Extension

  1. CHANEL
    MARGAUX MARIN PIERRE

    ADRIEN FISCHER FARAH FOULARSEN

  2. 1921
    At the age

    of 71, Gabrielle re-opened
    her couture house
    1954
    1971
    «  May my legend proper and thrive. I
    wish it a long and happy life »
    Coco died on january 10th.
    1910Gabrielle Chanel opens her first hats
    shop at 21 rue Cambon
    Mademoiselle Chanel unveils her first
    fragrance, the iconic Chanel N°5

  3. 1983
    1993
    1978
    Karl Lagerfeld is

    appointed artistic director
    of all the collection of Chanel
    Fine jewelry collection
    Creation of the first worldwide Ready
    to Wear collection
    1987Creation of the First Watch

  4. Product Lines
    BEAUTY JEWELRY
    ACCESSORIES
    FASHION

    BAGS
    PERFUMES WATCHESSHOES

  5. Price Range
    Prix +

    +
    Ready to Wear
    240€
    Bags
    Leather
    Goods
    Shoes
    Small
    Accessories
    600€
    900€
    3000€
    4000€

  6. 8
    Distribution
    No e-commerceFashion only

    available in exclusive stores Beauty & perfume sold in airport, e-commerce, spa, concept store, multibrand

  7. Communication Strategy
    PRESS/ DIGITAL

    BRAND

    AMBASSADORS
    DIGITAL AUDIT

  8. Press
    Digital
    Press mostly used

    for fashion
    communication
    Social media intensively used
    for beauty and fragrance

  9. PROBLEMATIC
    Lack of engagement
    The

    mark is not desirable anymore

  10. Regain the glory

    of the past
    Engage a new type of consumers
    Bring a “cool” factor to the brand
    OBJECTIVES

  11. Annual growth of

    8% per year expected
    Size
    Sports and Swimwear in the US Market

  12. BOF – 5/07/17
    HIGHSNOBIETY

    – 8/02/17
    DIGIDAY –
    23/10/17
    FASHIONISTA – 17/10/17
    « J’aime cette idée de vêtements faits dans des matières
    très riches, et portés comme du streetwear »
    KARL LAGERFELD – AFP – 08/10/15
    Potential Demand

  13. 2017 Collaboration with

    Supreme
    Ready-to-wear mostly for men
    Leather goods
    Kids goods
    Pop Up stores
    Paris/Sydney/Seoul/Beijing/Tokyo/LA/Londres/Miami
    20,2M 20,6M 7M

  14. Artistic Director Kriss

    Van Assche
    2017 collaboration with Bogarde Bikes
    SS18 Collection streetwear accessories
    Desire of reinvention and preservation with ‘90 influence
    17,8M 16,2M 8M

  15. Streetwear Collection AW17
    Ready-to-wear

    oversized
    Triple-S sneakers
    Kids goods
    4,7M 1,2M 700K

  16. SLIDE
    BRAND
    EXTENSION
    Concept
    Marketing Mix
    Launching Strategy
    SWOT

    analysis
    03

  17. OFF-WHITE c/o VIRGIL

    ABLOH™ 

    Defining the grey area between black and white
    as the color Off-White™
    Concept
    Thanks to Chanel know how and
    craftsmanship, an innovative collection is
    launched influenced by the 90’s American
    streetwear.

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    Mirror room –

    Immersion – Mapping Video – Share on social media – Live Street Art
    STREET (n.f) playground for
    brands breaking the codes

  19. 10 billion $

    in sales
    Short term, unexpected, limited edition products
    Creating a memorable, exclusive and photogenic,
    instagrammable experience
    Bring a “cool” factor to the brand and builds a loyal
    clientele
    $25,000 a month in Soho NYC
    Create content for social media and then
    engagement
    Pop Up Store
    Create content for social media and increase engagement
    “SEPTEMBER” “NYC””ONE SHOT”

  20. Just like the

    teasing for the
    collaboration between Nike and Virgil
    Abloh we will create buzz.
    Via Virgil’s social media accounts or
    friends influencers we will create desire
    for consumers.
    The strategy is simple, Chanel and
    Virgil Abloh will offer pieces from the
    collection to personalities with a large
    audience on social media.
    This never seen before strategy for
    Chanel will bring them a “cool” factor.
    Influencers
    Communication Buzz

  21. Objectives KPIs
    Exposure, Scope

    of the
    action towards the target
    Generate visibility for the
    collection towards millenials.
    Estimation of the scope of the
    message against potential.
    Create Buzz
    Instagram 300-350K
    Recognition / Purchase
    intention
    Generate qualified visibility
    Generate visibility and impact via
    traditional and social media
    Visibility via Social Media,
    Impact Media 75%
    Generate engagement Generate visit and act of purchase Pop Up Sold Out
    Objectives & KPIs

  22. Swot Analysis
    STRENGHTS WEAKNESSES
    OPPORTUNITIES

    THREATS
    Men and women market – innovative
    Millenials market
    Buzz
    Virgil Abloh’s influence
    Urban community
    Chanel Power
    Strong Trend -Movement
    Popular movement of luxury brand
    Loss of brand identity
    Cannibalism by Virgil Abloh

  23. C O N

    C L U S I O N

  24. T H A

    N K Y O U