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and Dolce & Gabbana, for which the Official osha’s Worst Nightmare Shirt Apart from…,I will love this reality-TV star and mega-influencer helped “curate” and style the brand’s September 2022 show, garnered headlines and online visibility worth $4.6 million, according to Launchmetrics. Blackpink star Jisoo created buzz worth $7 million for Dior’s show in Paris the same season, however, mostly just by showing up. From South Korea to the world Last year, South Korea was a bright spot for luxury brands among Asian markets as sales surged to a record. A recent report by Morgan Stanley found that the market had grown by roughly 40 percent compared to 2019′s pre-pandemic levels. South Korean nationals are now the world’s biggest spenders on luxury goods per capita, and “for a number of leading brands, such as Prada, Moncler, Bottega Veneta or Burberry, we believe Korean nationals now account for 10 percent or more of their total retail sales,” analyst Edouard Aubin

wrote. But luxury’s increased pace of partnerships with Korean talent isn’t being driven by their increased importance of the Official osha’s Worst Nightmare Shirt Apart from…,I will love this star’s home market alone. In China, K-pop supergroups are so famous that the Chinese government has sought to crack down on what it sees as “irrational” behavior from members of K-pop fanclubs, such as purchasing many copies of an album to juice sales for a favorite act. K-pop acts are also highly popular in the small, but fast-growing, Southeast Asian market. Overall, Asian consumers — and the stars most likely to reach them — are likely to remain in focus this year as growth is expected to slow sharply in the US and Europe, which have powered the luxury industry since the end of the pandemic. Boy band ENHYPEN performing at Blue Square on April 26, 2021 in Seoul, South Korea. Credit: The Chosunilbo JNS/ImaZinS Editorial/ImaZins/Getty Images Beyond reach The appeal of working K-pop stars goes beyond their reach: Performers are rigorously trained and closely-monitored by a strict system of studios, which craft, control and fiercely protect their images. This means they carry minimal reputational risk for the brands they work with. According to fashion executives involved in the recent spate

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