The pre loved luxury market in 2025 is no longer defined by hype or volatility. It has matured into a data driven, trust focused ecosystem where buyers prioritise value, longevity, and craftsmanship over trend cycles. Authentication technology is more advanced than ever, retail strategies are shifting across major houses, and consumer behaviour is becoming increasingly …
A deep look at the French beauty house redefining natural indulgence Nuxe has grown into one of the most recognisable names in French premium skincare, shaped by a blend of botanical science and the softness of Parisian beauty culture. Founded by Aliza Jabès in 1990, the brand expanded from a small laboratory into an international …
Spring 2026 Ready-To-Wear – : A Quiet Splendor at the Louvre For nearly a decade now, Nicolas Ghesquière has made a habit of turning the Louvre into Louis Vuitton’s grandest stage. Spring 2018 found us in the Pavillon d’Horloge, once a medieval moat, where 18th-century frock coats were paired with trainers. By spring 2022, it …
Sustainable Luxury The fashion industry is undergoing a shift toward sustainability, driven by increased consumer awareness and the demand for ethical alternatives. Traditional leather, a staple of luxury fashion, is facing competition from innovative materials like lab-grown leather and bio-based leather alternatives. These emerging technologies offer the elegance and durability of traditional leather while significantly reducing environmental harm. …
Ditte Reffstrup’s Fall 2025 collection for Ganni revolved around the theme of “home,” not as a place but as a feeling. Showing in Paris for the second time, the brand reflected on its position in fashion, balancing between luxury and high street. The move to Paris pushed creativity further—seen in the precise tailoring of a …
Loro Piana’s latest menswear and womenswear collections are a love letter to life in the saddle, drawing inspiration from the aristocratic equestrians of England, the rugged gauchos of Argentina, and the hard-worn sophistication of Australian drovers. The result? A collection that blends heritage, craftsmanship, and contemporary luxury with effortless grace. At the brand’s Milan showroom, …
On the runway, Prada and Simons challenged this idea of feminine perfection. They did it by redesigning little black dresses, stripping them of their usual sleekness until they resembled awkward, ill-fitted ’60s sheaths. Skirts were made with exaggerated, crumpled waists that erased the hourglass figure. They chose thick, rough fabrics instead of soft, touchable ones—materials …
The Hidden Cost of Luxury: The Jasmine Supply Chain and Ethical Responsibility in the Perfume Industry The perfume industry thrives on the allure of luxury, craftsmanship, and the promise of rare, exquisite ingredients. Among these ingredients, jasmine stands as one of the most cherished and vital components in fine fragrance compositions. However, beyond the poetic …
1. Performance Performance in luxury is synonymous with craftsmanship, quality, and durability. Iconic brands like Patek Philippeemphasize timelessness with campaigns like “You never actually own a Patek Philippe. You merely take care of it for the next generation.” Similarly, Hermès underscores repairability as a testament to enduring value, reflecting their commitment to products that last for generations. 2. Provenance The heritage and …
Seán McGirr’s second runway collection for Alexander McQueen marked a pivotal moment in his journey as the new creative head of the iconic fashion house. Opening with a sharply tailored suit featuring lapels rolled together at the chest, the collection showcased McGirr’s ability to blend McQueen’s signature edge with a fresh, contemporary vision. After facing …