Editorial Team 
The world’s most forward-thinking luxury packaging event is back — and this year, it’s more ambitious than ever. The 2025 edition of EDITION SPECIALE by LUXE PACK is set to take place on July 1–2, 2025, in a new, iconic location: the Carrousel du Louvre in Paris. Swapping the Carreau du Temple for the majestic … Read more
The past week in luxury retail has underscored a sector in agile transition—strategically shedding what no longer serves, embracing cultural cachet, and redrawing the boundaries of what defines “luxury” for modern consumers. From De Beers’ decision to shutter its lab-grown diamond venture to ThredUp’s entry into the digital vintage pop-up space, the industry is signaling … Read more
London, Côte d’Azur and Saudi Arabia, each with two properties, lead the The World’s Best New Luxury Hotels of The Year. Each year, the unveiling of LTI – Luxury Travel Intelligence’s list of the World’s Best New Luxury Hotels feels like a global treasure hunt—an invitation to explore the most exceptional new addresses in hospitality. … Read more
Deloitte’s 16th Annual Tech Trends report is a masterclass in technological foresight. Its key message is simple yet profound: artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer optional; it’s foundational. From shaping enterprise IT systems to redefining customer experiences, AI’s transformative power is clear. But for industries like luxury, known for their reliance on tradition, craftsmanship, and … Read more
Rolex Partners with Melbourne’s National Gallery of Victoria, Australia: A New Era of Luxury and Art in Australia. Rolex has announced its first major arts collaboration in Australia, becoming the inaugural Timepiece Partner of the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV). This landmark partnership underscores the luxury brand’s commitment to supporting the arts through its #PerpetualArts … Read more
Titanic Legacy Meets Tiffany Luxury: A Pocket Watch that Ticks Through Time and Beyond. Tiffany & Co. announces its record-breaking acquisition of a historic pocket watch from 1912. Acquired at auction in the UK for $1.97 million, the 18k gold pocket watch is the highest-valued piece of Titanic memorabilia ever sold. When Tiffany & Co. acquired … Read more