Discover the world’s most coveted masterpieces. From fine horology and high jewelry to luxury beauty and bespoke fashion, we curate the artifacts of modern desire.
Luxury and Wellness Redefine the Future of Fashion, Says Euromonitor in the 2017 report “The Future Direction of Athleisure and Luxury Apparel.” So, What’s next for athleisure and how luxury is stepping it up. The fashion for wearing fitness apparel away from the gym was well and truly cemented in the mainstream fashion retail and … Read more
For URWERK’s designer and co-founder, Martin Frei, a wristwatch is an object that invites interaction, appealing to your visual as well as to your tactile senses. You don’t just wear your UR-T8, you engage with it. Let’s dive into the UR-T8 amazing mechanism. Urwerk‘s 20th anniversary celebration keeps going on and on all along 2017. … Read more
LVMH-owned Fred Jeweller, the French jewellery brand named after the founder Fred Samuel, launches playful customization service for its iconic Force 10 bracelet. With a choice of materials, colors and other elements, more than 100,000 different permutations are possible through the newly-launched L’Atelier Fred. This new jewelry customization service, available exclusively at Fred’s flagship store … Read more
Top Vendors in the Global Personal Luxury Goods Market from 2017 to 2021: Report. The global personal luxury goods market is highly fragmented, with the presence of both global vendors and local players, says the recent global personal luxury goods market report by Technavio. This market research report also lists 14 other prominent vendors that … Read more
This season, jewelry is worn casually illustrating a freedom and irreverence intent on self-expression and individual style. For Spring 2017, fashion photographer Bruce Weber takes an intimate look at the good life with an enchanting spring campaign for American luxury jewelry brand David Yurman David Yurman captured in the Florida Keys. Starring models Natalia Vodianova … Read more
The bundle of luxury goods given to Academy Award nominees is an unofficial cash-in – and could mean a hefty tax bill for its recipients