Protests in Hong Kong, an economic slowdown and anti-corruption drive in China and a coup in Thailand: Asia is no longer a market of constant growth for luxury goods firms. LVMH, world leader in the sector and owner of brands like Louis Vuitton …

It will dramatically affect how luxury brands engage their next generation of customers. Their monthly gallery represents people who are blithely detached from Hong Kong's crisis. They embody the lifestyles of the rich and aimless, people who embody …

Slowing economic growth in China, along with a clampdown on lavish spending by government officials, is crippling luxury goods firms that are used to viewing the growing pool of wealthy and brand-conscious consumers in the world's number two economy …

"Small bags appear to be popular," he said, adding: "Despite the current challenges, I remain confident that we will build on Mulberry's solid foundations and unique brand positioning in the luxury markets to restore growth in the medium term." …

Gloomy updates from luxury brands Mulberry and Burberry leave the pair nursing sharp falls, adding pressure on a sector that remains out of favour. ** Small-cap handbag maker Mulberry drops 10 pct to near 2-month lows after warning on profits again …

In recent years a number of non-German global brands have challenged the solid grip that Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz maintain on China's luxury car market. But until now, none of them has put any noticeable competitive pressure on the three leading …

From a Louis Vuitton bag and Gucci sunglasses to Tommy Hilfiger dress and Satya Paul saris, the two-day sale will see an exquisite spread of designer clothes and accessories of international brands that were previously owned by K-Town celebrities and …

Online sales of counterfeit jewellery, watches and other luxury goods over certain websites will be blocked by Britain's largest internet service providers, following a High Court victory concerning the use of trademarked goods. Sky, BT, EE, TalkTalk …

Apple Watch's fashion-first design may soon have a competitor in the form of one of the world's most prestigious fashion brands. LVMH, a luxury goods conglomerate that owns everything from Dom Perignon to Louis Vuitton to Fendi to De Beers, plans to …