The phrase "digital nomad" conjures up images of millennials traveling through Asia with backpacks and laptops. But then there are the luxury digital nomads too. This is a newer population of skilled, location independent workers that are earning up to six figures in some niches.
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Read MoreA survey of US digital ad buyers has revealed which types of ads are likely to be most annoying for consumers.
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Read MoreHigh-end golf courses are the latest luxury good, sold as offering an aura of exclusivity.
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Read MoreOne can find almost any fashion item in New York--except maybe these luxury Japanese underpants.
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Read MorePet ownership is a relatively new trend in China, and the country’s elite is now buying cute pooches in droves so they can dress them up in bling accessories and designer outfits à la Paris Hilton.
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Read MoreSuzanne Lee coined the term "biocouture" in the early 2000s when she began growing fabrics for clothing, using yeast, bacteria, tea, and sugar. What began as experimental "proof of concept" growths in her South London studio grew into a biocouture project and gave rise to her book ‘Fashioning the Future: Tomorrow's Wardrobe’…
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Read MoreBrazil is the world’s biggest exporter of hides and the footwear industry is the biggest buyer.
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Read MoreIn this monthly column by Eugene Rabkin, the founder of StyleZeitgeist shares his opinions, observations, and insights about the world of fashion. For this installment, Eugene delves into logos and the changing aesthetics of luxury apparel.
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Read MoreA major first step for any brand seeking success in a particular market is to know that market. Between a U.S.-China trade war and anti-government protests in Hong Kong stoking tensions between Beijing and the city, companies seeking to attract shoppers in the mainland’s thriving luxury goods market must be particularly vigilant. Now is an exceptionally bad time to trip up.
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Read MoreIn what is perhaps one of the starkest examples yet of the digital disruption that has upended retail, upstart online clothing rental subscription service Le Tote is buying luxury retail chain Lord & Taylor from Canadian retail group Hudson’s Bay Company in a deal worth $100m.
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Read MoreAt the 2019 G7 in Biarritz, 32 fashion industry brands signed The Fashion Pact, an agreement to address climate change and sustainability.
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Read MoreWith sustainability currently leading evolution in the packaging sector, the luxury packaging market must find a way to tap into this trend, whilst maintaining its high-end appeal. We talk to Robert Lockyer, CEO of luxury packaging company Delta Global, to find out more.
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