As part of our series on new luxury entrepreneurs, Coralie Chappat presents herself as the alchemist of fragrances. Through a series of unique sensory experiences, the tailormade perfume she offers reveals the hidden side of each person.

The announcement of Facebook becoming Meta Inc. was met with very mixed reactions from businesses and the public. If this utopian world that characterises the metaverse is not so unusual, where is digital fashion and, even more so, luxury heading in this new universe?

As part of our feature on the new luxury entrepreneurs, Luxury Tribune offers a series of portraits of designers who dare the absolute luxury, who bet on “ultrabespoke”, without compromise. The first in this series is Céline Surdez, Swiss designer of the brand Pardessus19.

Françoise Adam, the new Director at Christie’s Geneva, is aiming at further cultural mix and opening minds on new artistic synergies. Portrait.

The auction market has been spectacularly growing over the last few months. The automotive and watchmaking sectors attract investors, whose profiles have changed. David R. Seyffer Museum Curator at IWC Shaffhausen and Paul Gaucher Motor Cars Europe Specialist at Bonhams explore these evolutions.

As luxury brands are looking to restore their clientele’s optimism at all costs, Haute Couture Maisons are capitalizing on their know-how, their heritage, and their imaginative storytelling for the 2021-2022 Fall-Winter collections.

The UN Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Change set new goals that its signatory brands must meet by no later than 2030. Will the fashion industry commit to reducing its carbon emissions and embrace environmental-friendly practices for future generations?

A true object of art, blue jeans now have their own international festival. Meetings and exhibitions celebrate the famous blue fabric in Genoa. Indeed, denim was not born in the country of cowboys, but in Italy. Our analysis.

For its 36th edition, the festival was forced to be rescheduled in October – with an exhibition running until end of November – due to […]

What if wearing plant-based clothes could make us and the planet healthier? Innovative start-ups, materials companies and luxury labels are collaborating in a quest for more eco-friendly fabrics.

Renting rather than buying, this trend is gaining ground in fashion. If the ambition to contribute to the protection of the planet by consuming less is one of the driving forces, it is also the pleasure of wearing prestigious clothes, without spending excessively.