The famed Porsche collector and modifier is parting with 18 cars through RM Sotheby’s starting March 18, but these are his standouts.

Spring has sprung, along with a slew of new eateries.

We tasted over 100 wines from the famous French region to bring you seven of the finest on the market.

A rise in the taste for tequila is sparking a rush of refined premium blends. Here are the bottles to buy.

From the 1950s-era 300 SL Alloy Coupe to today’s Maybach droptop, these variants of the marque’s famed nameplate are rare and revered.

Your five-star vacation is undeniably luxe, but is your luggage up to snuff?

From the original LP 500 prototype to the LPI 800-4, here’s how all nine versions of the definitive Raging Bull stack up.

Is there anything more sumptuous than a Parisian hotel? Here are 10 of the best luxury stays in the city, with plenty of views of the Eiffel Tower to go around.

China’s personal luxury goods market is expected to return to modest growth in 2026, consultancy Bain & Company said on but warned the recovery would be fragile and uneven across brands and categories.

Beyond the ongoing wars, the worsening global economic context and the growing political turmoil, luxury has been facing far greater challenges but from within. The biggest challenges facing luxury nowadays include the lack of relevance, an ebb in desirability and the unreasonable hikes in prices.

The escalating conflict in Iran, spearheaded by US president Donald Trump and Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, along with its knock-on effects on global trade and oil costs are having unprecedented impact on the hospitality industry.

According to Bain & Co., the luxury market in Japan was worth approximately €31 billion in 2025, and further growth of between 2% and 3% is expected for 2026. The phenomenon has been fueled by the massive influx of international tourists (especially Chinese) who have taken advantage of extremely...

The continent’s leading luxury retail streets saw a 13% rise in new outlets last year, data compiled by global real estate broker Cushman & Wakefield Ltd. show. Brands owned by LVMH, Kering SA and Richemont SA made up almost a third of those stores.

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Phoebe Gates, Bill Gates' daughter, has gone from trying to rise above the "nepo baby" label to ironically displaying the worst behavior associated with it.

The Scarface actress posted on social media Sun, 29 Mar 2026 Michelle Pfeiffer has sparked an outpouring of love from fans after sharing a refreshingly honest glimpse into her day, posting a candid selfie alongside a simple but telling caption. Taking to Instagram, the Hollywood icon uploaded a natural, makeup-light photo of herself sitting in what appeared to be a car, dressed casually in a blazer and soft neutral tones. Alongside the image, she wrote: "having a DAY", a short but relatable

Coach, Ralph Lauren and Tory Burch are outperforming many European luxury houses. For years, European luxury brands set the pace in fashion, while American labels were often dismissed as overly commercial and too broadly distributed to compete at the highest end of the market.

Updated Mar 28, 2026, 9:30 AM GMT The superyacht Breakthrough was 2025's largest yacht sale, by value. Its final asking price was $793 million. Courtesy of Feadship Today's superyacht owners are younger than ever, and with that comes a different set of priorities, a new report found. They are buying bigger, more technologically advanced, and more sustainable superyachts. Overall, the superyacht industry grew last year — in terms of dollars and meters. A surge in stock and AI wealth is swelling