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The Debrief | Is Luxury’s Streetwear Obsession Over?
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Why Padel Is Luxury’s New Favourite Sport
A decade ago, Wayne Boich played his first-ever game of padel while on a trip to Europe. Like a combination of tennis and squash, the …
How 1 Hotels Attracts Luxury’s Elusive Sustainably Motivated Consumers
BROOKLYN, United States — For the past 10 years, market reports have indicated that consumers claim to be increasingly influenced by growing environmental concerns. However, …
The Debrief | TikTok, Tariffs and Luxury’s Fake News Problem
Listen to and follow ‘The Debrief’: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Overcast Background: A strange new genre of TikTok videos is challenging long-held assumptions about …
Are Indian Tourists Luxury’s Next Big Opportunity?
Indian tourists are an increasingly common sight in the upmarket malls of Dubai, Singapore and Bangkok where holidaymakers and business travellers flock to shop. In …
Trump Tariffs Would Test Luxury’s Pricing Power
European luxury goods makers say they could draw on pricing power to offset the cost of any tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, but …
Luxury’s China Priorities in the Year of the Snake
China was at the epicentre of luxury’s poor performance last year. From LVMH to Richemont, companies saw declining demand in the market that was once …
This Week: Luxury’s Reality Check
Richemont gave the luxury sector some unexpected good news earlier this month, reporting a surprisingly strong 10 percent increase in fourth-quarter sales, including robust business …
The Debrief | Luxury’s Italian Sweatshops Problem
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How Shoppers Get Luxury’s Most Exclusive Products
When Angela Hwang, a consultant for private equity companies based in Carmel, California, decided she wanted a Hermès Birkin bag, she watched YouTube videos and …
This Week: Kering, LVMH and Hermès Confront Luxury’s ‘Underconsumption’ Problem
Luxury brands have been sounding the alarm about a global downturn in recent months. With second quarter results due out this week from three of …
The Group Bringing Luxury’s Marketing Playbook to Women’s Sport
Mercury/13 believes it has a winning strategy for women’s football teams: branding them as if they were luxury labels. Formed last year, Mercury/13 is an …
Why Padel Is Luxury’s New Favourite Sport
A decade ago, Wayne Boich played his first-ever game of padel while on a trip to Europe. Like a combination of tennis and squash, the …
The Prada Exception: How the Trend-Setting Group Bucked Luxury’s Uneven Slowdown
Call it the Prada Exception. So far, the luxury slowdown has followed a pattern: Stalwarts of top-end, logo-free fashion like Hermès, Zegna and Brunello Cucinelli …
Kering, Prada and Hermès Fill in the Blanks on Luxury’s Slowdown
LVMH usually kicks off luxury earnings season on a reassuring note. Not so this time. The conglomerate reported its fashion and leather goods business grew …
Hermès Can Surpass Vuitton as Luxury’s Biggest Brand, Citi Says
Hermès has potential to surpass LVMH’s flagship Louis Vuitton in the coming years as the luxury industry’s biggest brand by turnover, according to Citigroup Inc. …
Luxury’s Latest Battleground: Real Estate
Luxury brands are locked in a retail arms race that favours players with the scale to keep up with ever-escalating costs and capital expenditure requirements. …
Will LVMH Signal an End to Luxury’s Slump?
Haute couture shows start in Paris this week. The ultra-expensive, handcrafted looks on display there are among the few luxury items brands can still count …
Will LVMH Signal an End to Luxury’s Slump?
Haute couture shows start in Paris this week. The ultra-expensive, handcrafted looks on display there are among the few luxury items brands can still count …