Strategy
Brazil: Its Strong Growth Potential is Becoming Strategic for Luxury
In the tropics, the new El Dorados for luxury brands emerge and dissipate amidst the vagaries of geopolitics and foreign economic interests. But certain countries—such as Brazil—prove to be stable development grounds for global luxury giants.
€ 13,6 B
The Brazilian luxury market according to Bain&Company
6% to 8%
Estimated annual growth of the Brazilian luxury goods market until 2030
1,2 M
The number of people with at least $100 million in assets in Brazil
Opinion
Geopolitics and Luxury: European Agreement on Forced Labor. Coercive Measures Prompting Major Groups to Vigilance
An estimated 50 million people worldwide fall victim to modern slavery, a tragically lucrative phenomenon generating around $150 billion annually for its exploiters. Nearly 60% […]
By Eva Morletto
Business & Trends
Business
Billionaire City: The Ideal City Silicon Valley Wants to Build
A few years ago, the mysterious company California Forever acquired almost 25,000 hectares of land north of San Francisco for $800 million, giving rise to much speculation. Recently, the company revealed the identity of some of the owners, including some very big names from Silicon Valley. Their project aims to develop the concept of a perfect city.
Style & Experiences
Art & Design
Palestinian art: conveying the memory of a bygone era
While bombs keep raining on the people of Gaza, Palestinian artists persist in creating, allowing us, whether through exhibitions in galleries or online, to delve into the rich symbolism of their art.
By Samia Tawil
Sustainability
Sustainability
Recycled Steel in Watchmaking: A Minimal Impact?
The world of watchmaking is increasingly embracing recycled steel. But what does “recycling” really mean, and what is its true impact on the planet? Let’s take a closer look at this complex issue, especially in the context of watchmakers.