Louis Weedon Won The Luxury Brand For Eighth Consecutive Years

Louis Weedon, the world's leading market research firm, released the 2013 BrandZ global brand list of P, the world's leading market research firm, said that Louis Weedon was still the most valuable luxury brand in the world, although the value of the brand declined by 12% to $22 billion 700 million in the past year.

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< p > this is the eighth consecutive year that Louis Weedon has won the luxury brand. However, a report from Ming Lun shows that the leading position of the brand is catching up with competitors including Gucci and Prada.

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< p > Hermes ranked second in luxury brands, valued at $19 billion 100 million, the same as last year.

The third place is Gucci (Gucci), a French PPR group. Its brand value increased by 48% to 12 billion 700 million US dollars in the past year.

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P, ranked fourth in luxury brands, is Prada (Prada), which has grown by 63% to $9 billion 450 million over the past year. It is the fastest growing brand in all 13 industries covered by the list.

Anastasia Kourovskaia, vice president of Europe, Middle East and Africa, said: "Prada's brand awareness in China, Russia, Brazil and the Middle East continues to grow."

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Among the luxury brands, fifth to tenth are Rolex, Chanel, Cartire, P, Fendi and Cox.

AAPL, which topped the list of top 100 list, increased its brand value by 1% to $185 billion over the past year.

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