Diesel for Successful Living
IDENTITY OF THE BRAND
DIESEL was founded in 1978 by two designers: Goldschmied and Rosso. The products are available in more than 50 countries and it is based in Italy. They chose an English brand name since they wanted to launch an international brand. That’s why il has the particularity to be pronounced the same worldwide: DIESEL.
DIESEL has been seen in many influential fashion magazines such as FHM and Menswear. It was elected “Fashion Brand of the Year” and “Advertiser of the Year”. Therefore, Diesel is a major fashion brand.
Thanks to the winning campaign “For Successful Living”, Diesel is seen as a successful brand, creative, dynamic and young brand too. The designers are sent all over the world for
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To enter the new and attractive market of high casual wear.
Actually, Renzo Rosso observed the increasing appeal of casual clothing, both in the workplace and during the leisure time. Also, some consumers were now willing to spend large amounts of money not only on smart clothes but also on casual wear. In fact, to be trendy started to mean to be dynamic, lively, mobile and casual.
2. To create an aura of prestige and fashion around the D-Diesel brand.
Launching the StyleLab was to counterbalance the increased diffusion of the D-Diesel denim products and to prevent any possible commoditization of the brand. There was also a concern that the multiple horizontal extensions of D-Diesel could dilute its identity. Therefore, the SytleLab would offer wearable clothing, whereas D-Diesel would be more exclusive, more refined, more expensive.
3. To give Diesel designers an opportunity to experiment with new fabrics and cuts.
StyleLab name originated from the idea of creating a laboratory in which designers could freely test new ideas. It would be a “laboratory of surprising styles” for customers attracted more by innovation itself than by diktats of fashion.
Also another reason for launching the StyleLab brand: develop a new target consumer. Indeed, it could be targeted at two types of people. Firstly the past buyers of D-Diesel who still liked the brand, but who felt that they had outgrown it. StyleLab could appeal to the most trendy D-Diesel
The diesel market has seen a steady increase since the late 90's. Now these trucks are well worn and their owners elected to increase the power. Not all of truck owners knew about the risk with some of the high performance add ons. Trucks sprouting some of these easy and popular modifications such as exhaust, turbo, air-intake, injectors and tuning boxes eventually caused a failure of the OEM engine components. It only makes sense that by ramping up an OEM (rated for 350 hp) to 600-800 hp - that something had to give.
The incentive to develop such engines came from the idea to replace steam in the locomotive industry. Alfred P. Sloan, president of GM during the 1920s-1930s said that Charles F. Kettering can be credited with the foresight and drive behind the practical diesel power. Kettering supervised experiments at GM as early as 1921 to develop a smaller, more efficient diesel. The small, practical GM diesel engine might have never been developed is Kettering hadn’t been a yachtsman. Kettering purchased a diesel engine for his yacht and was so impressed, he convinced Sloan to buy the Cleveland, Ohio company named Winton that made the engine. After this, GM began to develop a diesel powered locomotive engine during the 1920s and 1930s. (Detroit Diesel Corporation)
This research is written to explore the consumer behaviours associated with fashion purchasing and help the manager understand what drives consumers to buy fashion products so as to determine the campaign strategy. The study proposes to investigate the people perceive what is fashion or unfashion and discover the possible relationship between different factors and the consumers’ willingness toward fashion. These factors include the effects of brand, the influences of mass media and social network, various shopping places. Surprisingly, the different attitude between different genders toward fashion is considered as an essential factor for people to engage in fashion purchasing.
What does your future hold? The career that I embrace is diesel technology. The reason I call for this profession is because I have a big interest in engines and trucks. I also plan to have my own oil industry services joined with diesel technician to maintain a strong corporation. According to Encyclopedia article, “Diesel Mechanic” which narrows down the key points of what it is takes to be diesel mechanic. Therefore, to be a strong diesel mechanic you need to have the education and skills.
1. Have you ever wondered how the things you buy get delivered to the stores? Semis, planes, trains, and sometimes boats. The majority of them run on diesel, because diesel is more efficient than a gasoline engine. With the number of diesels on the road everyday there is a high demand for mechanics that are properly trained to work on them. You have to be able to leave home on a moment’s notice to travel and repair trucks on the road. Being a diesel mechanic is very stressful and you never know what you will be working on day to day.
You’re in the market for a new truck; you have an idea about what you want but not quite sure if you want a gasoline or a diesel engine. Well, gas and diesel engines are very similar yet different in quite a few ways.
Clothing styles have always had a close connection to developments in clothing creation. The two are inextricably linked by public demand, fabric availability, and the wealth of people to afford them. Even back to the Industrial Revolution and Renaissance, when people began to have more clothing choices, one can see the relationship between what the people need or want and what the manufacturers create.
The branded product at the heart of the SLP is the Ford Mustang. The Mustang was first introduced in 1964 and has become one of Ford's most iconic brands (Damian, 2006). Automobiles in general are a good subject for the study of branding because the car itself changes every year, but the brand does not. Over time, specific brands become associated with particular attributes, in terms of product category, positioning, price, and in the case of cars their styling, design and the lifestyle attributes that are associated with that vehicle. The Mustang has gone through roughly five iterations, and is currently in its fifth generation (Markus, 2010).
In her 2010 TED talk, titled “Lessons from fashion’s free culture”, Johanna Blakely describes how the fashion industry’s lack of copyright and patent protection has allowed it to thrive in the economic market. This is mainly because designers have been able to recycle the same building blocks of fashion to create innovate, utilitarian designs into what we regard as art to adorn ourselves. In this talk, she urges other creative industries to adopt this concept.
Ralph Lauren employs a business level strategy of Focused Differentiation. Differentiation is value as perceived by customers through unique features and characteristics of an organization 's products rather than by the lowest price (“Generic Competitive”, 2017). This is done through providing high quality, unique features, exceptional customer service, innovation, or advanced technology, etc. (Baba, 2015). RL’s focus on differentiation is described best on their own website when they state “Ralph Lauren is one of the world’s premier luxury lifestyle brands, universally recognized and associated with distinct design and quality” (“Ralph Lauren Investor”, 2017).
According to Keller (2012) state that brand identity and image as two key vital tools to manage brands effectively, Furthermore, as shown Figure 2, Brand identity at the sender side, to deliver such as brand meaning, aim. Also, it exist the other source: firstly, company might consider the mimicry situation and marketing area; second, Stella create hers company exactly based on hers lifelong vegetarian faith. Message side shows the nature factors of brand, the product Stella mainly provide, target markets, stores located and the communication with customers Like Stella target their customer as 20-50 years old people with higher income; Good fashion awareness; prefer design and high quality clothing; Eco-friendly, conscious women (Drexler, 2014). In this process, it exist competition such as Alexander McQueen, Vivienne Westwood which has similar sustaining operation background (Cronin, 2014). At final stage, brand image as Receiver side, customer receive Stella particular image. For instance, Point-of-Difference (POD’S) attribute stand out Eco-fashion, vegetarian image, environmentally and sustainability conscious (Stella McCartney, 2015).
The mind-set of the company is to put sales and profit second to creating a special style that can change the world through fashion.
Mercedes-Benz operates on the differentiation strategy. Luxury, prestige and technological innovations drive the company 's production from the high quality small cars and e-bikes of the smart brand, to the premium automobiles of the global corporation.
Since an increasing number of people focus on brand names instead of product, brands become important elements for customers to choose products (Carroll, 2008). When customers trust the brand, the benefits for the manufactures are generated. In the first place, brands can be used by products as the tool to identify and differentiate themselves from various products. Secondly, brands are helpful for companies to build a competitive advantage (Bick, 2009). Therefore, organisations take more attention to branding.
All the time many designers start sketching new styles and as quickly as sketches came off their desks, they are prototyped and tested. At the same time buyers ordered