Luxury & Fashion

As the omnichannel jeweler turns 18, it leverages strategic pop-ups and accessible natural diamonds to capture the shifting American consumer market.

As Chinese gaming giants deploy XR fashion and AI to court European creatives, the hidden costs of digital diplomacy come into forensic focus.

LIM College and ESMOD Paris are launching a dual-city BBA degree. Pamela Cox investigates if this inter-continental program can forge fashion's new hybrid leaders.

As Christian Dior posts a mere 1% Q3 organic growth, a deep dive reveals how shedding assets and shifting focus are the new playbook for luxury survival.

By blending experiential retail, massive wholesale expansion, and pop-culture IP, a digital-native eyewear brand takes aim at traditional optical giants.

As Anthony Vaccarello steps down from Saint Laurent, Kering faces a high-stakes transition. Who will inherit the iconic French house's rock-and-roll legacy?

As The Business Times launches an exclusive luxury symposium, the move highlights Singapore's shift from passive wealth hub to global tastemaker.

The RealReal is rolling out a Google-powered AI agent to 45 million users, aiming to solve the unique discovery challenges of single-SKU luxury resale.

Behind the glitz of the Singapore Grand Prix, a new commercial network is emerging: the multi-billion-dollar intersection of high-speed mobility and pet luxury.

REI Co-op and Japanese retailer BEAMS are dropping a $599 limited-edition 1986 Expedition Parka, blending heritage design with high-fashion scarcity.

Hiromi Asai's SS27 menswear collection isn't just about aesthetics; it's a calculated business model designed to save Japan's declining silk weaving industry.

By backing The Irina Foundation—born from the hit show Heated Rivalry—Kate Spade redefines corporate philanthropy for a digitally native generation.

Casio unveils a 20-piece, $70,000 sapphire crystal G-SHOCK, transforming a utilitarian tool watch into a masterclass of ultra-luxury horological engineering.

Luxury Watch Works launches a unified Centre of Excellence in Mumbai, combining Swiss-authorised servicing, blockchain tracking, and lifecycle asset management.

As Business of Design Week 2026 approaches, Jack Patterson examines how Swiss engineering and Hong Kong policy are forging a new blueprint for global infrastructure.

By locking in Roberto Cavalli until 2046, Interparfums and Marquee Brands are rewriting the rules of luxury licensing through deep, long-term investment.

Tapestry brings Coach and Kate Spade to Google's AI ecosystem, bypassing traditional websites to pioneer the trillion-dollar future of agentic commerce.

Beyond the runway, Hong Kong is rewriting its fashion future with AI and sustainability. The Anderson Perspective looks at how a city is turning ambition into action.

A historic gala reveals how leaders in finance are investing in cultural diplomacy, using fashion as a universal language to mend US-China relations.

The 2026 Taiwan Jewellery & Gem Fair is more than a trade show; it's a barometer for Asia's market, blending global strategy with natural artistry.