5 Takeaways From Luxury’s Q4 Earnings
U.S. brands performed well, especially Ralph Lauren, whose sales increased by 10% in the third quarter of 2026 to $2.4 billion; Tapestry, whose sales increased by 14% (up 25%), driven by Coach.
How DeMellier Is Winning Over Luxury’s Value-Conscious Consumer
When Mireia Llusia-Lindh launched handbag brand DeMellier in 2010, she wasn’t trying to disrupt luxury so much as rebalance it. Seeing an industry in which price and value were drifting apart, the
Why 2026’s Year of the Horse Raised the Stakes for Luxury’s Chinese New Year Playbook
Remember 2016? Back then, red envelopes, zodiac signs, or familiar celebrity faces could still host Lunar New Year events. Success is not guaranteed, but these clues are usually enough to indicate relevance.
Can the Creative Reset Help Fix Luxury’s Pricing Problem?
In the months following Spring/Summer 2026, we’ve seen major brands welcome a slew of new hires to their communications, marketing and design departments. Our new series, Fashion’s Real Reset Starts Now, looks
Luxury’s Fourth-Quarter Earnings Cheat Sheet
After two years of turmoil, the luxury goods industry is expected to extend its recovery from the third quarter into the fourth quarter, albeit with some difficult circumstances. Analysts predict that the
Going offline: Just how ‘Disconnecting’ Became High-end’s A lot of Belongings Money
In a period of expert system tilt and formula tiredness, being offline has actually ended up being the most up to date standing sign.
Why High-end’s Still Winning in the United States
As China’s healing is unequal and Europe is pressed by careful costs, the USA has actually become a not likely brilliant area for the high-end items sector. In the most recent round