Justine Offredi

After peaking in 2022 and then falling by 16.4% at the end of the pandemic period, prices on the second-hand watch market have stabilized over the past 12 months, according to a study published by Deloitte on Thursday, 16 January. Now on the rise again, it could rival the primary market within 10 years.

Formula 1 is one of the world’s most lucrative professional sports. Drivers’ income comes mainly from their salaries negotiated with the teams, performance bonuses (based […]

The combined valuation of the ten F1 teams has reached record heights in 2024, estimated at 231 billion dollars, testifying to the impressive growth and […]

Considered as an accessible entry to luxury for “aspirational” customers, this lucrative market continues to grow, despite the turbulence facing the industry this year. In […]

French designer Mathieu Lehanneur, creator of the torch and Olympic cauldrons for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, has seen his career skyrocket as the games have catapulted him to an unprecedented level of global recognition.

On Tuesday, luxury hotel group Four Seasons announced that it will take over operation of The Park Gstaad in the famous Swiss Alpine resort. It will reopen for the 2026-2027 winter season under the name The Park Gstaad, A Four Seasons Hotel.

Ranked as the third most expensive Mediterranean destination after Capri and Saint-Tropez, Ibiza continues to attract celebrities, millionaires, and luxury enthusiasts year after year. But how does the island maintain its aura of prestige despite economic challenges, overtourism, and fierce competitors like Mykonos? Our analysis.

This 29ᵉ edition, dubbed the ‘finance COP’, focuses on boosting financial resources to combat climate change, estimated to need 1,300 billion dollars by 2035, according […]

Ten years ago, Cartier opened a place dedicated to its métiers d’art, with the aim of preserving the craftsmanship of watchmaking and jewelry. To mark this first decade, the Richemont Group’s brand is highlighting the three main families of métiers d’art. Meeting at the Geneva boutique, 35 rue du Rhône.

Since their heyday in the 19th century, department stores have had to reinvent themselves to adapt to societal changes. But today, amidst digitalization, shifting consumer expectations, and economic upheaval, these symbols of luxury shopping face new challenges. How can this struggling model continue to captivate an increasingly demanding clientele?

Japanese fashion brand Kapital, renowned for its artisanal denim and American-inspired collections, has just been majority-acquired by the LVMH investment fund and the Arnault family.

Faced with growing demand for upscale travel, Hyatt continues to expand its portfolio, with a particular focus on luxury and lifestyle brands. Since 2017, the […]

After conquering Japan, Kering is now rolling out its sustainable development competition, the “Kering Generation Award”, in Saudi Arabia. Beyond this operation based on the […]

Despite persistent tensions in the luxury goods market, particularly in China, Hugo Boss stayed on course for its third quarter 2024, reporting a 1% increase in revenues to €1.029 billion on Tuesday November 5. The group remains optimistic and confirms its annual forecasts.

Since Tuesday 7 October, the personal watch of seven-time Formula 1 world champion and IWC brand ambassador Lewis Hamilton has been up for auction on the Bonhams website. The auction will end on 19 October, during the Laureus Charity Night in Zurich.