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Introduction Unity Marketing's annual state of the luxury market report Luxury Tracking Survey Methodology Sample Demographics Income Demographics Figure 1: Income Demographics, 2006-2008 Gender Age Distribution Figure 2: Age Distribution Generations Figure 3: Generations of Affluents Other Demographic Variables Chapter 1 - About the Luxury Market Number of Households in Top 20 Percent Figure 4: Number of Households by Income, 2006-2007 Demographics of the Top 20 Percent of Americans Figure 5: Household income by Age, 2006 & 2007 Increasing Diversity in the Luxury Market Figure 6: Diversity of Luxury Market Financial Status of Affluents’ Family of Origin Figure 7: Financial Status of Family of Origin New Luxury Market Paradigm - From Things to Experiences Experiences Provide the Greatest Luxury Satisfaction Figure 8: Source of Greatest Luxury Satisfactions Chapter 2 - How Affluent Consumers Feel about the Economy and their Financial Status LCI Holds Steady At the End of 2008 Figure 9: Luxury Consumption Index Key Finding: What Marketers Can Do Today to Plan for Tomorrow Luxury Consumers’ Feelings of Financial Well-Being Figure 10: Financial Well Being Luxury Consumers and Reported Spending Trends Figure 11: Luxury Spending Trends Past Twelve Months Luxury Consumers and Their Spending Expectations Figure 12: Expected Spending on Luxury Next 12 Months Luxury Consumers’ Confidence in Financial Health of the Country Figure 13: Overall Financial Health of Country Luxury Consumers Financial Prospects Figure 14: Financial Prospects Next Twelve Months Investments and Savings in the Current Quarter Figure 15: Trends in Saving and Investing Now Compared with Twelve Months Ago Investments and Savings in the Coming Year Figure 16: Trends in Saving and Investing in Coming Twelve Months >> Luxury Marketers: Take Action Ways Affluent Consumers Are Changing their Lifestyles Figure 17: Changes in Luxury Consumer Lifestyles Predictions for the Luxury Market in 2009 and Beyond Affluent Consumers Are Changing Their Behavior A New Personality Emerges in the Luxury Consumer Market Evolution from "Consuming Culture" to a "Caring, Sharing, Saving Culture" What's Next for Luxury Marketers? >> Luxury Marketers: Take Action Final Thoughts Chapter 3 - About the Luxuries Affluent Consumers Purchase and How Much They Spend Total Luxury Purchase Incidence Figure 18: Overall Luxury Purchase Incidence (All Affluent Consumers), 2006-2008 >> Luxury Marketers: Take Action Luxury Purchase Incidence Figure 19: Luxury Purchase Incidence, 2006-2008 Luxury Consumers’ Average Spending Figure 20: Average Spending on Luxury, 2007-2008 >> Luxury Marketers: Take Action Figure 21: Trends in Spending and Purchase Incidence (2007-2008) Luxury Spending by Income Segments Figure 22: Luxury Spending by Income Segment, 2007-2008 Luxury Spending by Age Segment Figure 23: Luxury Spending by Age – 40 and Under and Over 40. 2007-2008 Luxury Spending by Gender Figure 24: Luxury Spending by Gender, 2007-2008 Luxury Spending by Segment Summary Figure 25: Luxury Spending by Segment Summary, 2007-2008 >> Luxury Marketers: Take Action Last Luxury Purchase Bought on Sale or at a Discount Figure 26: Most Recent Luxury Purchase Bought on Sale or at a Discount (2006 & 2008) >>Luxury Marketers: Take Action Figure 27: Percentage of Discounted Purchase and Change in Average Amount Spent (2008) Overview Where Luxury Consumers Shopped Figure 28: Where People Shopped for Home and Personal Luxuries Luxury Shoppers’ Favorite Luxury Department Stores and Mass/Discount Stores Figure 29: Store Brand Usage for Any Luxury Shopping, 2007-2008, including ultra-affluents Luxury Consumers’ Favorite Magazines Figure 30: Luxury Consumers Favorite Magazines, 2006-2008 Chapter 4 - Home Luxury Purchases Detail Findings Overall Home Luxury Purchase Incidence Figure 31: Home Purchase Incidence, 2006-2008 Luxury Shoppers' Spending on Home Luxuries Figure 32: Home Luxury Spending, 2007-2008 >> Luxury Marketers: Take Action Home Luxury Spending by Demographic Segments Figure 33: Total Home Luxury Spending 2008 by Demographic Segments >> Luxury Marketers: Take Action Most Popular Shopping Destinations for Home Luxury Consumers Affluents shopping for their home still favor the in-store experience Figure 34: Where Luxury Consumers Shopped for Home Luxuries Art & Antiques - Purchase Details Type of Art and Antiques Bought Figure 35: Type of Art Bought, 2006-2008 Amount Spent on Art & Antiques Figure 36: Art & Antique Spending by Demographic Segment (2007-2008) Art & Antique: Estimated Spending by Product Figure 37: Estimated Spending on Luxury Art & Antique Products (2007-2008) >>Art Luxury Marketers: Take Action Where People Shopped for Luxury Art & Antiques Figure 38: Art & Antiques Shopping Choices 2006-2008 Estimated Spending on Art & Antiques by Type of Store Figure 39: Estimated Spending on Luxury Art & Antiques by Type of Store (2007 & 2008) >> Art Luxury Marketers: Take Action Art & Antiques Brand Usage Figure 40: Sculpture & Art Glass Brand Usage, 2007-2008 Key Influencers for Art & Antiques Purchases Figure 41: Art & Antique Key Influencers for Purchase Electronics & Photography Equipment - Purchase Details Type of Electronics Bought Figure 42: Type of Electronics Bought, 2006-2008 Amount Spent on Luxury Electronics & Photography Equipment Figure 43: Electronics Spending by Demographic Segment, 2008-2008 Electronics & Photography: Estimated Spending by Product Figure 44: Estimated Spending on Luxury Electronics & Photography Equipment Products (2007-2008) >> Electronic Luxury Marketers: Take Action Where People Shopped for Luxury Electronics & Photography Equipment Figure 45: Electronics & Photography Shopping Choices Estimated Spending on Electronics & Photography Equipment by Type of Store Figure 46: Estimated Spending on Luxury Electronics by Type of Store (2007-2008) Electronics & Photography Equipment Brand Usage Figure 47: Electronics & Photography Brand Purchase, 2007-2008 Key Influencers for Electronics & Photography Purchases Figure 48: Electronic & Photography Key Influencers for Purchase >> Electronics Luxury Marketers: Take Action Home Decorating Fabrics, Window & Wall Coverings - Purchase Details Type of Home Decorating Fabrics, Window & Wall Coverings Bought Figure 49: Type of Home Decor Fabrics, Window & Wall Coverings Bought, 2006-2008 Amount Spent on Home Decorating Fabrics, Window & Wall Coverings Figure 50: Spending Fabrics, Window, Wall Coverings by Demographic Segment 2007-2008 Home Décor Fabrics, Window & Wall Coverings: Estimated Spending by Product Figure 51: Estimated Spending on Luxury Fabrics, Window & Wall Coverings (2007-2008) >> Fabric, Window Luxury Marketers: Take Action Where People Shopped for Luxury Home Decorating Fabrics, Window and Wall Coverings Figure 52: Home Decorating Fabrics, Windows & Wall Coverings Shopping Choices, 2006-2008 Estimated Spending on Fabrics, Window & Wall Coverings by Type of Store Figure 53: Estimated Spending on Luxury Fabrics, Wall & Window Coverings by Type of Store (2007 & 2008) >> Fabric, Window Luxury Marketers: Take Action Key Influencers for Home Decorating Fabric, Window & Wall Coverings Purchases Figure 54: Home Decor Fabrics, Wall & Window Covering Key Influencers for Purchase Furniture, Lamps & Floor Coverings - Purchase Details Type of Furniture, Lamps & Floor Coverings Bought Figure 55: Type of Furniture, Lamps, Floor Coverings Bought, 2006-2008 Amount Spent on Furniture, Lamps and Floor Coverings Figure 56: Furniture, Lamps and Floor Covering Spending by Demographic Segment 2007-2008 Furniture, Lamps and Rugs: Estimated Spending by Product Figure 57: Estimated Spending on Luxury Furniture, Lamps and Floor Coverings Products (2007-2008) >> Furniture, Lamp and Rug Luxury Marketers: Take Action Where People Shopped for Luxury Furniture, Lamps and Floor Coverings Figure 58: Furniture, Lamps, Floor Coverings Shopping Choices, 2006-2008 Estimated Spending on Furniture, Lamps and Rugs by Type of Store Figure 59: Estimated Spending on Luxury Furniture, Maps and Rugs by Type of Store (2007-2008) >> Furniture, Lamp and Rug Luxury Marketers: Take Action Key Influencers for Furniture, Lamps, Floor Coverings & Rug Purchases Figure 60: Furniture, Lamps & Rug Key Influencers for Purchase Garden, Outdoor, Lawn & Patio Products - Purchase Details Type of Garden/Outdoor Bought Figure 61: Type of Garden/Outdoor Living Luxuries Bought Amount Spent on Garden Figure 62: Garden/Outdoor Spending by Demographic Segment 2007-2008 Outdoor/Garden Luxury: Estimated Spending by Product Figure 63: Estimated Spending on Luxury Outdoor/Garden by Products (2007-2008) >> Outdoor Luxury Marketers: Take Action Where People Shopped for Luxury Garden, Outdoor, Lawn, & Patio Products Figure 39: Garden, Outdoor, Patio, Lawn Shopping Choices Estimated Spending on Outdoor/Garden by Type of Store Figure 64: Estimated Spending on Luxury Outdoor & Garden by Type of Store (2007-2008) >> Outdoor Luxury Marketers: Take Action Kitchenware, Cookware & Housewares - Purchase Detail Type of Kitchenware, Cookware & Housewares Bought Figure 65: Type of Kitchenware, Cookware, Housewares Bought, 2006-2008 Amount Spent on Kitchenware, Cookware & Housewares Figure 66: Kitchenware, Housewares Spending by Demographic Segment, 2007-2008 Kitchenware, Housewares: Estimated Spending by Product Figure 67: Estimated Spending on Luxury Kitchenware, Housewares by Product >>Kitchenware, Housewares Luxury Marketers: Take Action Where People Shopped for Luxury Kitchenware, Cookware, Housewares Figure 68: Kitchenware, Cookware, Housewares Shopping Choices, 2006-2008 Estimated Spending on Kitchenware, Housewares by Type of Store Figure 69: Estimated Spending on Kitchenware, Housewares by Type of Store >>Kitchenware, Housewares Luxury Marketers: Take Action Key Influencers for Kitchenware, Cookware and Cooks’ Tools Purchases Figure 70: Kitchenware, Cookware, Cooks Tools Key Influencers for Purchase Kitchen Appliances, Bath & Building Products - Purchase Details Type of Kitchen Appliances, Bath & Building Products Bought Figure 71: Type of Kitchen Appliances, Bath & Building Products Bought Amount Spent on Kitchen Appliances Figure 72: Kitchenware, Housewares Spending by Demographic Segment, 2007-2008 Kitchen Appliances, Building & Bath: Estimated Spending by Product Figure 73: Estimated Spending on Luxury Kitchen Appliances, Bath and Building Products (2007-2008) >> Kitchen Appliance, Building and Bath Luxury Marketers: Take Action Where People Shopped for Luxury Kitchen Appliances, Bath and Building Products Figure 74: Kitchen Appliances, Bath & Building Products Shopping Choices Estimated Spending on Kitchen Appliances, Bath & Building Products by Type of Store Figure 75: Estimated Spending on Kitchen Appliances, Building and Bath Products by Type of Store Key Influencers for Kitchen Appliance, Bath and Building Products Purchases Figure 76: Kitchen Appliances, Bath & Building Products Key Influencers for Purchase Linens & Bedding Products - Purchase Details Type of Linens and Bedding Bought Figure 77: Types of Linens & Bedding Bought Amount Spent on Linens and Bedding Figure 78: Linens and Bedding Spending by Demographic Segment, 2007-2008 Linens & Bedding: Estimated Spending by Product Figure 79: Estimated Spending on Luxury Linens & Beddings (2007-2008) >>Linens & Bedding Luxury Marketers: Take Action Where People Shopped for Luxury Linens & Bedding Products Figure 80: Linens & Bedding Shopping Choices Estimated Spending on Linens & Bedding by Type of Store Figure 81: Estimated Spending on Linens & Bedding by Type of Store (2007-2008) >>Linens & Bedding Luxury Marketers: Take Action Key Influencers for Linens & Bedding Purchases Figure 82: Linens & Bedding Key Influencers for Purchase Tabletop, Dinnerware, Flatware, Servingware - Purchase Details Type of Tabletop Purchased Figure 83: Type of Tabletop Purchased Details: Crystal & Glassware Figure 84: Type of Crystal and Glassware Purchased Details: Dinnerware Figure 85: Type of Dinnerware Purchased Details: Silverware Figure 86: Type of Silverware Purchased Amount Spent on Tabletop Figure 87: Tabletop Spending by Demographic Segment 2007-2008 Tabletop: Estimated Spending by Product Figure 88: Estimated Spending on Luxury Tabletop Products (2007-2008) >>Tabletop Luxury Marketers: Take Action Where People Shopped for Luxury Tabletop Products Figure 89: Tabletop Shopping Choices Estimated Spending on Tabletop by Type of Store Figure 90: Estimated Spending on Tabletop by Type of Store (2007-2008) >>Tabletop Luxury Marketers: Take Action Tabletop Brand Usage Figure 91: Tabletop Brand Awareness & Usage Key Influencers for Tabletop Purchases Figure 92: Tabletop Key Influencers for Purchase Biggest Winners & Losers in the Home Luxury Market Figure 93: Top Ten Fastest Growing Products and Biggest Losers in Home Luxury 2008 Chapter 5 - About Luxury Consumers' Attitudes toward Luxury Personalities of the Luxury Consumers The Extent of Luxury – How Invested Are Luxury Consumers in their Luxury Lifestyles? Figure 170: The Extent of Luxury in Luxury Consumers' Lives -- the Good, Better, Best and the 'I just don't care all that much' Figure 171: Difference in Spending on Luxury based upon good, better, best attitudes Changing Personalities in the 'New Luxury' Market Figure 172: Attitudes about Luxury, 2007 & 2003 surveys Shifts in Attitudes about Luxury A New Luxury Consumer Personality Emerges - Temperate Pragmatist Figure 173: Personalities of Luxury, 2007 & 2003 Figure 174: Attitudes about Luxury by Personality Segment, 2007 Introducing the Five Luxury Consumer Personalities Luxury Personalities and Their Spending on Luxuries Figure 175: Average Spending on Luxury by Personality Types Personalities' feelings about their current financial status and future status Demographics that define the personalities Figure 176: Average Income by Personality Field Guide to the Five Luxury Personalities Figure 177: Field Guide to the Luxury Personalities Chapter 6 - Luxury Consumers' Charitable Giving Charitable Giving Tops $300 billion in 2007 Figure 178: Giving Back in Past Year Demographics of Giving Back Level of Charitable Giving Figure 179: Charitable Donations by Demographic Segments Why They Give Figure 180: Factors that Influence Giving About the Charities that Benefit from Affluent Giving Figure 181: Causes that Affluents Donate to Figure 182: Top Named Charities Trends in Giving Figure 183: Trends in Charitable Giving, 2008 to 2009 Emerging Trend in the Luxury Market - Transition from a 'consumer culture' to a 'caring and sharing' culture Figure 184: Importance of Company's Environmental Practices in Making Consumer Decisions Giving Back Is the 'New Black' New Luxury Is about a Lifestyle that Is Attainable and Accessible, Fun and Personally Gratifying Figure 185: Affluent Consumers' Attitude toward Luxury Indulgence Luxury Marketers Face an Increasingly Resistant Consumer Where They Get their Greatest Luxury Satisfaction – What They Do, not What They Have Figure 186: Source of Consumers' Greatest Luxury Satisfaction Is a New Era of Post-Materialism Dawning in America? >> Luxury Marketers: Take Action Chapter 7: Luxury Consumer and the Loyalty Factor Luxury Consumers’ Membership in Loyalty Programs Figure 187: Membership in Loyalty Programs, by age and by income Membership and It’s Impact on Brand Choices Figure 188: How Strongly Loyalty Programs Influence Brand Choices Membership and Its Impact on Luxury Spending Case Studies of Effective Loyalty Programs Characteristics of Effective Loyalty Programs Chapter 8: Luxury Consumers & Their Use of the Internet Internet Is Growing in Importance in the Lives of Luxury Consumers Use of Social Networking Sites Figure 189: Visited Social Networking or Social Shopping Sites Past Three Months, by Age Use of Internet to Research Purchases Figure 190: Use of Magazines To Learn About Internet Role of Magazines in Introducing Affluents to Internet Websites Figure 191: Role of Magazines in Making Consumers Aware of New Websites Features that Attract Internet Visitors Figure 192: Factors that Drew Luxury Consumers to Particular Website in Past Three Months Use of the Internet to Support Luxury Purchases Figure 193: Use of the Internet to Support Purchases, by Product and Service How Spending on Luxury Is Linked with Internet Usage Figure 194: Average Amount Spent by Luxury Consumers by Product Category and Use of Internet Internet Applications Used Figure 195: Uses of Internet in Support of Luxury Goods Purchases Role of the Internet in Influencing Last Purchase Figure 196: Internet Rated Very Important in Influencing Last Purchase How Luxury Travelers Use the Internet Figure 197: Use of the Internet by Luxury Travel Purchasers >> Luxury Marketers: Take Action Trends in Internet Use and Spending Figure 198: Average Time Spent Online for Internet Shopping and Research Purchases, 3Q2007 & 3Q Figure 199: Average Amount Spent on Internet Making Purchases, 3Q2007 & 3Q2005 Internet Features Luxury Shoppers Value Most Figure 200: Features Luxury Shoppers Consider Very Important for Using the Internet for Shopping, 3Q2007 & 3Q Internet Features that Discourage Its Use Features that Are Very Important for a Luxury Website Figure 202: Features Very Important for a Luxury Website Luxury Consumers' Favorite Internet Websites Figure 203: Top Ten Luxury Consumers' Websites Chapter 9: Luxury Consumers & the Origin of Luxury Goods Which Countries Produce the Best Quality Luxury Goods…and the Worst Where Luxury Goods Are Manufactured Influences Luxury Consumers' Purchase Decision Figure 204: Importance of Place of Manufacture of Luxury Goods Countries Most Respected for Producing Better Quality Luxury Goods Figure 205: Countries that Produce Better Quality Luxury Goods, percentages and index Countries of Manufacture Where Quality Is Perceived as Lacking Figure 206: Countries Associated with Poorer Quality Luxury Goods, percentage and index Attitudes about Place of Manufacture Figure 207: Attitudes about Place of Manufacture >> Luxury Marketers: Take Action Some countries produce better quality luxury goods than others Chapter 10 - Luxury Consumers & Green Marketing Can You Be Green and Luxury? More Luxury Brands Are Trying to Find the Connection Luxury Consumers & their Green Awareness Figure 208: Green Issues Rated Very Important among Luxury Consumers Women take the lead in environmental awareness >>Luxury Marketers: Take Action Importance of Company's Environmental Practices in Making Consumer Decisions Figure 209: Importance of Company's Environmental Practices in Consumer Decisions (rated very/somewhat important) What Environmentally-Friendly Products They Own or Recently Purchased Figure 210: Green Products Recently Purchased or Owned by Luxury Consumers >> Luxury Marketers: Take Action Willingness to Pay More for Environmentally-Sound Goods Figure 211: Willingness to Pay 20 percent More for Environmentally-Friendly Products >> Luxury Marketers: Take Action Chapter 11: Luxury Consumers & Their Homes Figure 212: Home Changes Past 12 Months Home Changes Planned for Next Twelve Months Figure 213: Expected Home Projects, Next 12 Months Spending on Home Changes Figure 214: Spending on Home Changes Past Year Projected Spending on Redecorating, Remodeling, and Expansion Figure 215: Projected Spending on Redecorating, Remodeling, and Expansion Figure 216: Spending and Planned Spending on Home Projects by Income What Affluents Spent their Home Improvement Budgets On Figure 217: Which Room Redecorated, Remodeled, or Add-On in the Past Year Where Affluents Plan to Spend their Home Improvement Budgets Next Year Figure 218: Which Room to Redecorate, Remodel, or Add-On in the Next Year Specific Elements of Home Improvement Projects Figure 219: Elements of Home Improvement Projects Media Sources Used in Planning a Home Project Figure 220: Media Sources Used in Planning a Home Improvement Project Use of Home Decorators Figure 221: Use of Professional Interior Decorator or Designer Type of Interior Decorator/Designer Consulted Figure 222: Type of Interior Decorator/Designer Used Why Affluent Consumers Turned to an Interior Decorator for Advice Figure 223: Factors Influencing Consultation with Interior Decorator or Designer >> Luxury Marketers: Take Action Decorating Style of Primary Residence Figure 224: Decorating Style of Primary Residence About Shopping for Home Figure 225: About Shopping for Home Chapter 12: Luxury Consumers and the Current Economic Crisis How Luxury Consumers' Shopping Behavior Is Changing due to the Current Economic Crisis Figure 226: Changes Luxury Consumers Have Made in Past 12 Months Even Ultra-Affluents Are Making Changes Figure 227: Changes Ultra-Affluent Consumers Have Made in Past 12 Months >> Luxury Marketers: Take Action Impact of Economic Crisis on Affluents' Wealth Figure 228: Changes in Wealth Past 12 Months Figure 229: Response to Changes in the Stock Market Specific Challenges in Managing their Money Figure 230: Specific Challenges in Managing Money Strategies Used to Manage Money Better Figure 231: Strategies Used to Manage Their Money Better Satisfaction in How They Manage Their Money Figure 232: Level of Happiness with How Manage Money >> Luxury Marketers: Take Action

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Luxury & Department Stores - Barneys New York - Bergdorf Goodman - Bloomingdales - Lord & Taylor - Neiman Marcus - Nordstrom’s - Saks Fifth Avenue Mass/Discount Stores - Costco - Dillards - JC Penneys - Kmart - Kohls - Macy's - Sam's Club - Sears - Target - TJ Maxx - Art Glass - Baccarat - Daum - Herend - Lalique - Lladro - Steuben Electronics Products - Apple - Bose - Dell - HP (Hewlett Packard) - iPhone - iPod - Motorola - Panasonic - Samsung - Sony Electronics Retailers - Apple Stores - Best Buy - Circuit City - Magnolia Tabletop Brands - Anna Weatherly - Baccarat - Bernardaud - Christofle - Haviland - Lalique - Lenox - Lladro - Riedel - Swarovski - Waterford - Wedgwood Clothing & Fashion Brands - Alexander McQueen - Ann Taylor - Anne Klein - Armani - Balenciaga - Bottega Veneta - Brooks Brothers - Bulgari - Burberry - Calvin Klein - Chanel - Chloe - Christian Dior - Coach - Diane Von Furstenberg - Dolce & Gabbana - Donna Karan/DKNY - Faconnable - Fendi - Ferragamo - Gucci - Hermes - Hugo Boss - Jil Sander - Jimmy Choo - Jos A. Banks - Lacoste - Lambertson Truex - Liz Claiborne - Louis Vuitton - Marc Jacobs - Michael Kors - Oscar de la Rente - Prada - Ralph Lauren - Roberto Cavalli - Sergio Rossi - St. John - Stella McCartney - Talbots - Tommy Bahama - Valentino - Vera Wang - Versace - Yves Saint-Laurent Fashion Accessories - Alexander McQueen - Armani - Balenciaga - Bottega Veneta - Bulgari - Burberry - Calvin Klein - Chanel - Chloe - Christian Dior - Coach - Cole-Hahn - Diane Von Furstenberg - Dolce & Gabbana - Donna Karan/DKNY - Fendi - Ferragamo - Gucci - Hermes - Hugo Boss - Jil Sander - Jimmy Choo - Louis Vuitton - Marc Jacobs - Michael Kors - Prada - Ralph Lauren - Roberto Cavalli - Sergio Rossi - Stella McCartney - Valentino - Versace - Yves Saint-Laurent Beauty Brands – Luxury/Prestige - Bare Essentials - Bliss - Bobbi Brown - Chanel - Clarins - Clinque - Dior - Elizabeth Arden - Estee Lauder - Givenchy - Kiehl's - Kinerase - La Mer - La Prairie - LAB Series - Lancome - Laura Geller - Laura Mercier - L'Occitane - M*A*C - NARS - Origins - Philosophy - Prescriptives - Smashbox - Yves Saint Laurent Beauty Brands – Mass - Avon - Coty - Cover Girl - L'Oreal Paris - Lubriderm - Max Factor - Maybelline - Nivea - Olay - Revlon - Sally Hansen Jewelry Brands - Bacarrat - Bailey, Banks & Biddle - Boucheron - Bulgari - Cartier - Crislu - David Yurman - DeBeers - Di Modolo - Diamiani - Fope - Gucci - H Stern - Harry Winston - Iridesse - Jared Galleria of Jewelry - John Hardy - Judith Ripka - Kwait - Lalique - Leo Diamond - Majorica - Mikimoto - Robert Lee Morris - Roberto Coin - Scott Kay - Swarovski - Tiffany - VanCleef & Arpels Watch Brands - Boucheron - Breguet - Breitling - Cartier - Casio - Chopard - Citizen - Croton - David Yurman - Ebel - Fossil - Invicta - Jaeger-LeCoultre - Movado - Omega - Patek Philippe - Raymond Weil - Rolex - Swatch - TAG Heuer - Tissot - Wittnauer Multi-Chain Restaurants - Del Frisco's - Fleming's - Lawry's The Prime Rib - Morton's - Oceanaire Seafood Room - Ruth Chris' - Shula's Steakhouse - Smith & Wollensky - Sullivan's Steakhouse - The Capital Grille - The Palm Restaurant Celebrity Chef Restaurants - BLT Steak (Chef Laurent Tourendol) - Bobby Flay Steak (Chef Bobby Flay) - Bonfire (Chef Todd English) - Bourbon Steak (Chef Danny Meyer/Union Square Hospitality) - Bradley Ogden (Chef Bradley Ogden) - Charlie Palmer Steak (Chef Charlie Palmer) - Craftsteak (Chef David Bouley) - Cut (Chef Wolfgang Puck) - David Burke Primehouse (Chef David Burke) - Delmonico Steakhouse (Chef Emeril Lagasse) - Gordon Ramsey (Chef Gordon Ramsey) - Nobu (Chef Nobu Matsuhisa) - Prime Steakhouse (Chef Jean George Vongerichten) Hotel Brands - Associated Luxury Hotels, including Number One Collection of Resorts - Conrad Hotels - Five Star Alliance - Four Seasons - Leading Hotels of the World - Mandarin Oriental - Orient-Express Hotels - Ritz-Carlton - St. Regis - Starwood's Luxury Collection