From gender fluidity to body confidence, Gen Zers are shopping with luxury fashion brands that are more inclusive and represent their values. As this cohort shifts the way it engages with premium style, Dion Lee is staying relevant with forward-thinking and feel-good design.

Brad Pitt has launched Le Domaine, a range of skincare products with anti-ageing properties. But while celebrities’ perceived trustworthiness has previously had a positive effect on brand credibility, increased scrutiny from consumers is prompting a backlash against star-backed lines.

Rising prices across sectors are leading many people to focus on cutting costs above all else. But in the luxury market, the continued demand for quality and authenticity is seeing some call out products that fall short. So, how can brands appeal to savvy shoppers who crave both value and status?

The luxury market is one of the few sectors that remains unaffected during a recession. While some statistics suggest that stock prices in luxury companies fall across the board, others show rising sales figures in times of financial downturn. Unlike so many other sectors, is luxury recession-proof?