Land Rover reprises official role at Rolex Central Park Horse Show
British automaker Land Rover is riding into the heart of New York as the official vehicle for the third annual Rolex Central Park Horse Show Sept. 21-25.
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Ski resorts offering the most year-round amenities win out: Knight Frank
The opulence of ski resorts does not protect the sector from customers’ hunting for a deal, with buyers appreciating a good value, according to a new report by Knight Frank.
The game-changing digital transformation of fashion week
This will very likely go down as the year of the Great Fashion Week transformation.
Kering looks toward further progress in gender equality with certification
Fashion group Kering is being recognized for its corporate gender equality initiatives with Equality European & International Standard certification.
10 things to know about the global surge in menswear
Havas LuxHub conducted a global study of higher-spending men in key developed and developing markets – the kind of urban spenders who do not only have the tastes, but also the means to influence markets on a large scale.
Luxury shoppers more inclined to pay for fast shipping
Consumers buying luxury goods online are more apt to pay extra to ensure a package’s on-time arrival than those purchasing other products.
The threat to brand loyalty from Apple Pay
It is a surprise how many retailers will let mobile brands such as Google Wallet, Apple Pay, Android Pay and Samsung Pay insert themselves in the midst of the transaction. Have they – indeed, have you – thoroughly considered what is really at stake?
Marc Jacobs seeks to rectify public’s claim of cultural appropriation
Over the weekend, U.S. fashion designer Marc Jacobs responded to allegations of cultural appropriation after sending models down the runway sporting colorful, wool dreadlocks during New York Fashion Week.
Panerai makes waves with London Design Festival installation
Richemont’s Officine Panerai is rethinking the clock by sponsoring a large-scale installation at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum.
Superyacht new order sales grow 7.5pc since 2003: Altagamma
Superyachts have seen a value of 8.7 billion euro, or $9.7 billion at current exchange, in 2016, amounting to 295 yachts and Italy being labeled as the largest manufacturer worldwide, according to Fondazione Altagamma.