The Luxe Decade
The Luxury Rebound — Brace, Brace, a New Era of Exuberance Has Started
The pandemic is far from over but luxury demand has already moved on to the next phase of growth, so expect to be surprised. Read More
The Patagonia Paradox & How Luxury Can Learn About Purpose
Luxury brands are selling highly-priced products that don’t necessarily last. Now, it’s time for a rethink, decades after Patagonia set an example. Read More
Chinese Luxury Staycationing at Its Best: The Hainan Experiment
Hainan may not be your idea of the ideal vacation, but it’s sure good enough for some serious shopping now — Happy Lunar New Year! Read More
Luxury “Locavores”: Another Silver Lining of the Pandemic
COVID-related silver linings are coming in droves. Luxury is not relying on tourism anymore but getting to know local consumers. Read More
Could “Revenge Travel” Dent Luxury Spending?
The latest wave of COVID-19 infections is postponing the tourism rebound. When travel resumes, expect it to come back with a vengeance. Read More
Forget 2020: Here Are 21 Luxury Projections for 2021 and Beyond
The next decade in global luxury should see very strong growth in 2021 (and beyond) marking the start of a new roaring twenties. Read More
Luxury’s Silver Linings Playbook For 2020
A glass-half-full view of the world shows us how this year has forced the luxury sector to initiate many much-needed changes. Read More
Can Other Asian Markets Besides China Boost Luxury Brands?
China is still supporting much of the global luxury industry post-COVID-19, but do other Asian markets show promise in the short or long term? Read More
Why Branded Jewelry Could Be the Next Decade’s Fastest Growing Luxury Subsegment
In luxury, the future is female. The jewelry subsegment should see a shift to self-purchasing and impulse purchasing, making branded luxury jewelry shine. Read More
The Young Love Luxury But Are Brands Ready?
The fear that a young generation of consumers would have limited interest for personal luxury goods has been buried by evidence of the opposite. Read More
