A Burberry lining on a collar or jacket, a discreet logo on a handbag or briefcase – symbols of luxury on Wall Street have not disappeared, but they are changing. Anthropologist Krystal D’Costa explores why this is.

Will premium brands step up to the luxury level? How will shoppers become more savvy in their spending? In what ways will luxury brands react to ‘digital’ and how do UHNWI really shop? As part of our Expert Outlook 2015 series we speak to three luxury experts about the promise of exclusivity, supreme quality and everything bespoke.

“Has logo fatigue reached a tipping point?” asks fashion journalist Suleman Anaya. As people seek out more discreet luxury goods, fashion houses are adapting their ranges. Louis Vuitton is one such brand, having launched a personalised monogramming service online in Australia.

While many brands thrive on the traditional notion of being personable and attainable, others flourish by being 'faceless'. But from Maison Martin Margiela’s undisclosed designers to Muji’s minimalist homeware, how are these anonymous brands faring in the age of the overshare?