Wander into any liquor store this time of year, and you’re bound to see a growing share of the real estate dedicated to wine in cans.

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Hong Kong has been named the world’s most expensive city for expatriates for the second year running, according to an annual report by consulting firm Mercer.

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Japanese beauty group Shiseido is using technology to deliver tailored skincare to consumers through a brand that is solely available via subscription.

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After the creative duo at the head of Kenzo stepped down on June 23, after eight years at its helm, LVMH today announced the name of their successor: Felipe Oliveira Baptista.

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The ubiquitous nature of social media and content platforms has created an overload of messaging. For luxury brands, this makes content marketing more important than ever.

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The private space will offer loyal customers high jewellery that was previously unavailable online.

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In the age of digital transformation when brands rely on analytics to predict consumer behaviour, it’s easy to underplay the importance of demographics.

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In a time of increasing pressure for the retail industry, luxury retailers have been somewhat less affected by store closures and shrinking margins but they have not been immune to the exponential growth of online shopping.

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Marriott is obviously pleased with the initial response to its homesharing product. With Airbnb making a big play in the luxury sector, it will be interesting to watch how things shape up.

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London’s famous Sloane Street precinct will undergo a £40 million revamp to boost its status as a luxury shopping destination.

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From Vancouver to Sydney, high-end apartments are lying empty despite prices being slashed

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Even though technology is taking over some aspects of brand interactions, the continued importance of human service cannot be overlooked.

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While baseball players might be used to chartered flights, the Red Sox took things to another level for their trip to London, flying aboard the Crystal Skye— a Boeing 777-200LR Worldliner wide-body jet from Crystal AirCruise

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Protest against Germany’s 19% tax on sanitary products sells out first print run in one day

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Although China’s appetite for luxury brands is well documented, misconceptions and stereotypes involving the Chinese consumer are still being widely disseminated. Every so often, young Chinese shoppers are presented as “label-obsessed” buyers who are addicted to luxury shopping, but the reality is far more complex.

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Their collaboration channels some of the museum’s most iconic works into perfumes.

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Dow Jones & Company Inc and Custom Media KK have announced the launch of a mostly Japanese-language version of Mansion Global, the premium property and luxury lifestyle quarterly magazine that connects high-net-worth individuals with select real estate and aspirational living.

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Amazon may be regarded as the biggest disrupter in retail, but luxury marketers and retailers may have a chance to attract younger consumers away from the platform based on brand values.

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If you're a fan of DC's resident Clown Prince of Crime, you'll get a laugh out of this ARRAW The Joker Chronograph by Swiss watchmaker RJ.

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One-third of global luxury sales come through Chinese consumers between 18 and 30 years old. China’s personal luxury goods market is estimated to increase by 6% over the next five years.

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