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Browsing New Luxury Millennials

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Fashion

Indian Nuptials Re-imagined

From the rise of wed-tech to eco-conscious ceremonies and higher levels of customisation, consumers are saying ‘I do’ to a new kind of Indian wedding.

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Luxury

The Great Wealth Transfer

Wealth ownership, distribution and the politics that influence cross-generational spending are all in flux, according to the latest findings of The Future Laboratory’s Great Wealth Transfer report.

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Luxury

Stat: Young luxury consumers most concerned with hard-to-get items

A November 2022 report by direct-to-consumer platform ESW, formerly known as eShopWorld, suggests shoppers buying luxury outside of their own country are more prone to FOMO (fear of missing out).

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Luxury

Gen Z and Luxury’s Future: FT Business of Luxury 2023

The 2023 FT Business of Luxury summit held in Monaco (21–23 May) offered a deep dive into decoding Gen Z consumers and the ensuing implications for the future of luxury.

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Fragmenting Societies

Stat: US citizens believe they will get wealthier

US citizens generally think they will get richer, according to a recent study by YouGov.

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Retail

Shop the ship

Global – Online retailer Gilt.com is taking to the water with a collection of pop-up shops on cruise ships.

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Marketing & Branding

Luxury Futures 2016: Part 1

The very concept of luxury is under attack as consumers grow tired of brands talking about heritage and demand a more inspiring vision.

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Technology

Network wealth

Zürich – Credit Suisse is reported to have entered the social network market with a new exclusive offer.

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Marketing & Branding

Luxury Index 2015

LS:N Global plots the shifts in luxury in 2015 and identifies a market that is abandoning traditional signifiers such as wealth, permanence and status.