Saint Barthélemy, a small island in the Caribbean, blends a rich historical past with a burgeoning luxury real estate market. This destination attracts international luxury tourism, resulting in record-breaking real estate transactions. However, the island faces urbanistic challenges. Here’s our analysis.

Eight additional brands have signed up this year to participate in Watches and Wonders Geneva, the event overseen by Matthieu Humair, CEO of the foundation managing its organization, who aims to see it grow by ten more brands in the future. A 15% increase in visitor attendance is anticipated for the 2024 edition.

In ten years time, the Indian luxury beauty market could rival that of China. In an exclusive interview, Anchit Nayar, CEO of Indian retail giant Nykaa Beauty, explains why he’s optimistic.

In her role as CEO of Audemars Piguet since January 2024, following a five-month transition alongside François-Henry Bennahmias whom she succeeds, Ilaria Resta aims to consolidate the foundations and lead the brand towards healthy growth while fostering a taste for risk-taking.

Affluence records have been set for the world’s leading museum institutions in 2023. For Maurizio Luvizone, director of cultural foundations, the current renewal of institutions owes much to the contribution of women in their roles as managers and directors of major museums.

As the Watches and Wonders exhibition is opening its doors on April 9, Chopard’s co-president takes stock of the brand’s performance. He remains cautious, aligning with industry forecasts predicting a slight decline in demand for 2024. He also raises concerns about the upward trend in overall costs associated with organizing the exhibition at Palexpo.

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.

Is the world of influence at a turning point? According to the annual report by Business of Fashion and McKinsey, the engagement rate has dropped by 30% since 2022. Writer, journalist, and media specialist Paolo Landi analyzes the phenomenon.

In 2023, the secondhand luxury market soared to $49.3 billion, doubling in size within four years, equivalent to 12% of the market value for new luxury goods, according to Bain & Company. Recognizing this business opportunity, more luxury players are launching circular fashion programs to promote resale

The global leader in luxury has always focused on leading brands in fashion, leather goods, wine, and spirits. Long underestimated, the watchmaking category is now receiving all the attention from the group. Its ambitious plans are materializing in an annual event, the LVMH Watch Days.

India’s powerful conglomerate and leading fashion retailer Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Limited (ABFRL) is a key player for luxury brands looking to establish themselves in India. Exclusive interview with Sathyajit Radhakrishnan, CEO of the group’s international business.

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.

The third edition of the Swiss Genius Prize gains momentum in 2024, extending its program over two years to provide more coaching and follow-up for students participating in the competition. This year, the concept of “Swissness” lies at the heart of the deliberation.

All the objects, clothes and artworks that filled Elton John’s house in Atlanta are currently on display at Christie’s, and will be auctioned from February 21 to 28, 2024. This event follows the spectacular sales of other celebrity collections, which everyone is snapping up

Due to ongoing trade disputes surrounding European electric vehicle imports, Beijing has launched a sweeping offensive against the spirits of the Old Continent, which is its primary market.