
Experience economy
It didn’t invent experience—it commodified memory, then billed it as progress.
Finding out what people want, or persuading them they do.


Nike Air Max redefined sportswear branding by making engineering visible—not because it needed to be seen, but because it couldn’t be hidden.


Tommy Hilfiger is not a story of creative rupture. It is a case study in post-failure repositioning: a bankrupt retailer turned branded sportswear system, funded by Murjani, then Chou, staffed by Ralph Lauren veterans, and sold via spectacle before substance.