
Responsible Luxury
The discerning connoisseur is asking tough questions about how responsibly luxury products are manufactured, leaving brands little choice but to embrace sustainable practices.
The discerning connoisseur is asking tough questions about how responsibly luxury products are manufactured, leaving brands little choice but to embrace sustainable practices.
If there is any non-digital, non-renewables sector that has seen capital investments despite Covid ravaging the economy, chemicals is right on top.
Brands up their digital game to woo millennials just as sustainability and revenge spending take centre-stage in luxe consumption.
Apple smartwatch has kept adding to the cartload of features, especially for tracking health.
Originally founded around 300-400 years ago, Graham is one of the rarer independent Swiss watch brands. The company is now on its way to reinvent itself, but by sticking to basics.
Georges Kern, CEO of the Swiss watch company, says Breitling doesn’t want to be a vintage watch company. Instead, it wants to be a modern brand with an anchor in the past.
The Fifty Fathoms 'No Rad' issue builds on a series that was launched in 1953. It is stacked with period references, and like many re-issues, is a modern reinterpretation of a classic diving watch.
Seven years after Sotheby’s real estate brokerage arm landed in India, arch rival Christie’s has followed suit. And it is partnering with local brokers to tap into premium property segments.
To tap into the gifting tradition of China’s Lunar New Year, Gucci’s latest collection is a tribute to the Japanese cat-shaped robot, Doraemon. And it has already found legions of fans.
From reinventing boxer shorts, to flexible suits, Paul Smith has been revolutionising men’s luxury clothing. 50 years later, the man and his iconic brand are still going strong.