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#dior #ralphlauren | Zac Des | 77 comments

  • Zac Des
  • 24 April 2025
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Luxury fashion brands are increasingly venturing into the world of hospitality by opening cafés and restaurants.

From #Dior to #RalphLauren, these iconic brands are turning everyday dining into curated brand experiences.

A café allows customers to step into the aesthetic world of a brand in a way that’s tangible and sensory. You’re not just wearing Dior, you’re drinking it. From the tableware to the menus, everything is infused with the brand’s visual language. It transforms an ordinary activity like having coffee into an aspirational, instagramable moment.

This brings us to one of the most powerful aspects of these spaces: content creation. Fashion cafés are made for Instagram.

Their interiors are often photogenic by design, attracting influencers and customers alike to post and share. Every flat lay of a cappuccino or snap of branded latte art becomes free advertising, spreading the brand’s reach through social media with every post and story.

What makes this strategy especially effective is its accessibility. While a £3,000 designer bag may be out of reach for most, a £10 latte with a logo isn’t. These cafés offer a way for people to engage with brands in a smaller, more approachable way. It allows people to buy into the fantasy of luxury living, even if just for the duration of a coffee break. Many of these cafés are strategically located next to or within flagship stores, making them an ideal point of cross-selling. A casual visit for a coffee might lead to browsing, which could lead to a purchase.
Ralph’s Coffee, launched by Ralph Lauren in 2014, has become a notable success in blending luxury fashion with lifestyle hospitality. Starting as a café within the Polo Ralph Lauren store in New York City, it has now expanded to 28 locations across 12 markets, including cities like London, Paris, Hong Kong, and Qatar.

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Ultimately, these cafés aren’t just stylish side projects, they’re strategic brand-building tools. They generate buzz, create emotional resonance, and help solidify the brand as not just a label, but a lifestyle.

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