BlisteringgrowthatGuccihelpedpropelFrenchluxurygroupKeringtoanewrecordin2017,doublingnetprofitsandsendingsalesabove15billioneuros.Withitsstableofluxurybrandstha
YoucannowhaveGuccipastaasyoushopforyourluxurybrand-namebag.TheItalianfashionhouseopeneda50-seatrestaurant,GucciOsteria,inFlorenceonTuesdaywherethree-Michelin-st
FancyhittingthetowninthelatestDiordresswithanoutrageouslyexpensiveLouisVuittonbagonyourarm,buthaven’tthecashtoaffordeventheclasp?Thefantasyisnolongerapipedreamf
Worldwidesalesofluxurygoodssuchashigh-endhandbags,shoesandjewelryaregrowingfasterthanexpectedthisyearthankstothrivingdemandfromChinesecustomersandyoungshoppers,
Worldwidesalesofluxurygoodssuchashigh-endhandbags,shoesandjewelryaregrowingfasterthanexpectedthisyearthankstothrivingdemandfromChinesecustomersandyoungshoppers,
Getting your hands on high-end bags from top-tier luxury brands has never been easier in China.
The latest report by Boston Consulting Group has revealed China remains the biggest driver in the world's luxury market, despite the country's economic slowdown.
ThelatestreportbyBostonConsultingGrouphasrevealedChinaremainsthebiggestdriverintheworld'sluxurymarket,despitethecountry'seconomicslowdown.Accordingtothereport,T
ChampagneandfinefoodgreetedtheguestsattendingtheopeningceremonyoftheGrandHotelManzana.Theisland’sfirstluxuryhotelisownedbyCuba’smilitary,runbytheGaviotatourismc
The luxury goods sector is embracing cutting-edge technologies as fashion boutiques turn to virtual reality and artificial intelligence to woo shoppers.
Reed Krakoff will join the troubled American jewellery brand in February.
Move aims to curb lavish spending and cut auto emissions
France's Christian Dior has become the first luxury brand to sell top-end bags on WeChat, the most popular messaging and social network in China, offering its iconic Lady Dior bag on the platform.
Chinese consumers have been famous for their enthusiasm for luxury products in recentyears, but a report said the country's luxury market is returning to a "rational growth."
Both the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong continue to experience a slowdown in spending on luxury goods, with a slowing economy dampening consumer confidence, according to Deloitte China.
Four Chinese cities have made the list of world's top ten favorite destinations for luxury retailers, according to a report released on Thursday.
Spending on luxury goods by Chinese shoppers abroad fell last month for the first time since such records began in 2010, leading to the worst ever monthly result for the luxury goods industry’s tourist sales, retail tax-refund services company Global Blue says.
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