Business of Luxury

More consumers are moving away from the idea of luxury as pure display and are becoming increasingly focused on long-term personal experience.

From global networks to cultural refinement, a world-class education is becoming the ultimate status symbol for families investing in long-term legacy.

From the Winter Olympics to the FIFA World Cup, luxury fashion’s participation in sporting events affirms its cultural relevance and expands its commercial scale.

As Singapore turns 60, global and homegrown luxury brands mark the milestone with exclusive launches that align national identity with consumer experience.

Christian Louboutin’s move into luxury hotels comes at a time when travellers crave unique hospitality experiences.

As China’s luxury market cools, brands are doubling down on Shanghai — not simply for novelty, but for its ability to turn brand presence into cultural relevance.