What Defines a Luxury Product Today? | Transforming Luxury

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Leena Nair and Matthieu Blazy on Creativity and the Power of the Human Hand

This week, Chanel reported its annual results for 2025. Revenue rose 2 percent to $19.3 billion, defying a luxury downturn. But the number that caught the industry's attention wasn't the top line — it was the acceleration. In the second half, Chanel's sales grew by high single di ...  Show more

Inside The Swatch X Audemars Piguet Global Frenzy

In May, sleeping bags lined pavements and police barriers went up outside Swatch stores from Times Square to Dubai. The object of this global hysteria was not a piece of high-end mechanical art, but the "Royal Pop" – a $400 pocket watch collaboration between mass-market giant Swa ...  Show more

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