A bubble-bath necklace? A DNA vending machine? An unwearable gold hat that took 12 years to weave? Through a collection of priceless, pointless and surprising objects, the V&A’s new exhibition asks: what is luxury?
As the influence of print diminishes as an advertising medium, how can firms that sell high-end products communicate with their customers in a way that doesn’t compromise their core values?
Shares in Swiss watchmakers were hardest hit, because the central bank’s decision to scrap the currency cap will make their goods more expensive in vital foreign markets
Research challenges assumption that there is a link between the cost of clothing and the way it is produced, explains Tansy Hoskins
From Ferrari’s belief in high performance to Le Labo’s personalised perfume, here’s what makes a successful luxury brand
From gold-plated forks to hand-crafted panniers, luxury goods retailers are adding bling to the bicycle