In the latest film « Oppenheimer, » Robert Downey Jr. dons a pair of Moscot glasses for his titular role. These vintage accessories tell the story of the Moscot family—a tale of immigration, hard work, and business acumen. Harvey and Zack Moscot, the current custodians of the brand, are nostalgic heirs to the American dream.

On August 10, Tapestry announced that it had acquired Capri Holdings for $8.5 billion, positioning itself as a new luxury goods titan in the face of LVMH and Kering. The merger strengthens the holding’s presence in the European market. On a broader level, the buying fever that is sweeping through all luxury groups is synonymous with the need to diversify in the face of one crisis after another.

According to the 9th edition of Altagamma Consumer and Retail Insight, the wealthiest customers in the luxury market will increase their spending by 2024. Out of 370 million high-end consumers, 20 million will be very active. China will lead this trend with strong local demand, followed by the United States, while Europe will be notably more cautious.

The luxury hotel sector has been investing in the construction of villas within 5-star establishments and palaces for several years. This strategy, already successfully tested in the Caribbean and Asia, is now extending to the French Riviera to meet the expectations of its wealthiest customers.

New York kicked off the Spring-Summer 2024 Fashion Weeks in mid-September, and it was a triumphant comeback for fashion icons, from Victoria’s Secret to Ralph Lauren, and even the supermodels, in the vibrant heart of the fashion world.

Just an hour by Shinkansen from Tokyo, Karuisawa has the air of a Japanese Megève. At 1000 meters, this forest-covered mid-mountain resort is the emblem of Japanese kaiken luxury.

Silvio Germann, long been recognized by the three-starred master chef Andreas Caminada, with whom he is associated, is at the helm of the Mammertsberg in Freidorf. This is one of Switzerland’s finest new gastronomic destinations, already endorsed by the watchmaker Hublot, which counts it among its culinary references.

Cruelty-free and environmental-friendly, innovative plant-based materials made in laboratories have the potential to transform the textile industry for the better, while preserving traditional crafts in the supply chain.

Culture has an environmental impact on the planet. London-based NGO Julie’s Bicycle estimates that the visual arts sector generates 70 million CO2e annually – the equivalent of Portugal’s emissions.

To create more sustainable watches, brands are turning towards eco-friendly materials. Several innovations concern straps, a component with low risks that do not impact the watch in its entirety. Our analysis.