Luxury
Luxury industry news, covering topics in business, law, beauty, apparel, technology, e-commerce, brick-and-mortar and fashion.
Louis Vuitton has unveiled its groundbreaking entry into the cosmetics world with La Beauté Louis Vuitton, a luxury makeup line set to debut in Fall 2025.
The luxury ski apparel industry is experiencing a remarkable surge, driven by a growing passion for skiing as a recreational activity and an increasing preference for high-quality, durable, and technologically advanced attire.
The allure of the digital world is unmistakable, and as the metaverse increasingly seeps into mainstream consciousness via gaming, NFTs, and AR/VR technologies, a fascinating trend is emerging.
Starting a business from the comfort of your home might seem daunting, but for 28-year-old Jenny Lei, it became a journey of resilience and growth.
As we navigate through 2024, the jewelry market continues demonstrating dynamic trends and consumer preferences. This year, specific jewelry categories have emerged as top sellers, driven by a mix of timeless appeal and modern innovation.
Hermès has established itself as a formidable player in the luxury market, achieving remarkable growth even as competitors like LVMH and Gucci face declines.
The luxury market in China, once a booming sector for European brands, is now facing a significant downturn.
Tiffany & Co recently inaugurated a new flagship store at the prestigious Bal Harbour Shops in Miami Beach, FL.
The RealReal, a leader in the booming luxury resale market, has announced a major leadership shift as Rati Sahi Levesque takes over as CEO following John Koryl’s departure.
Warner Bros Discovery Global Consumer Products (WBDGCP) and Relevance International have launched sale allocations for the first-ever officially sanctioned replica of the Tumbler, the iconic vehicle driven by Batman in Christopher Nolan’s critically acclaimed The Dark Knight Trilogy.
In 2024, the luxury beauty market has witnessed significant spending patterns across different regions, particularly in China and the United States.
If you’re a fan of luxury handbags and frequently travel, one of the questions that come to mind is: “Where can I get the best deal on my favorite designer brands?”
Bloomingdale’s, the iconic department store, is shaking up the luxury retail world with its latest move: teaming up with Rebag, a leader in luxury resale.
Are you an avid shopper on the hunt for the best outlet malls in the United States?
Dooney & Bourke, an iconic American luxury leather goods brand, has been a staple in the fashion industry since its founding in 1975.
Brahmin Handbags, a high-end brand known for crafting luxury handbags, has operated for over 40 years.
Yes, Brahmin is widely recognized as a luxury brand in the handbag industry. Brahmin’s story began in a small workshop in Massachusetts, where Bill and Joan Martin set out to create handbags that combined functionality with timeless elegance.
As the vibrant summer of 2024 unfolds, fashion enthusiasts are in for a treat with stunning Jacquemus pieces priced under $500, now available at blowout sales on leading fashion retailers like Cettire, The OUTNET, Harvey Nichols, NET-A-PORTER, and Browns.
As the luxury consignment and resale market experiences unprecedented growth—projected to spike to USD 77 billion by 2030—more fashion enthusiasts are turning their gaze toward second-hand shopping.
Whether new or pre-owned, purchasing designer handbags presents several enticing options for fashion enthusiasts and savvy investors.