Luxury art and collectables
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
Cultural Chic: Maison Assouline Opens Doors in Saudi Arabia. In November 2024, Assouline, the esteemed French luxury publisher, unveiled its first Middle Eastern flagship store in Riyadh’s Bujairi Terrace. This two-story boutique is more than a bookstore; it’s a cultural haven featuring a restaurant, a piano bar, and a curated selection of Assouline’s renowned publications, … Read more
Luxury’s Latest Moves: A Roundup of Glitz, Innovation, and Influence. From Assouline’s literary foray in Saudi Arabia to Baccarat’s fiery elemental designs, the luxury industry is a masterclass in adaptability. With sustainability, cultural collaborations, and digital transformation at the forefront, these developments not only reflect changing consumer values but also shape the future of luxury … Read more
The luxury industry in 2025 is a bold blend of tradition, innovation, and cultural shifts. While brands are doubling down on sustainability and technology, they’re also tapping into nostalgia and exclusivity to captivate a highly discerning clientele. Let’s explore these trends with creative flair, real-world examples, and a critical eye on what they mean for … Read more
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not just enhancing the luxury industry—it’s transforming it. From hyper-personalized shopping experiences to sustainable practices, AI is carving out a more intuitive, efficient, and exclusive world for luxury consumers. Here’s a look at the most innovative uses of AI in the luxury industry for 2025, infused with creative flair and a … Read more
20 luxury industry news stories from Fall 2024: When the Rich Tighten Their Belts, It’s Designer Leather. The luxury goods sector faced a challenging Fall 2024, marked by a 2% decline in global sales—one of the weakest performances on record—driven by price increases and economic uncertainties that reduced the customer base. Despite this downturn, certain … Read more