She and her sisters would bond while perusing consignment shops in search of marked-down luxury items. "It was really an obsession, consignment shopping at these wonderful boutiques with my sisters. We would consignment-shop hop and make it into a …

… with 46 percent rating this as their preferred luxury experience, followed by holidays and personal wellness activities such as spa days. In terms of buying luxury products, 18 percent of Qataris rated fashion as their top choice for spending on …

The Milanese fashion master's hallmark of understated luxury is apparent at a glance–the special edition Quattroporte (limited to 100 vehicles) comes in an exclusive “Platinum Silk” tone created by mixing extra-fine pigments of aluminum with a base …

Falchuk said he would cut corporate tax breaks and lower taxes for small businesses while increasing taxes on certain luxury items like yachts and high-end cars and installing tolls at state border crossings, to pay for road and bridge repair. He also …

Collette Consignment owner Tisha Collette “would bring in counterfeit handbags from locations in Queens, unpack them, remove the plastic wrapping, hang tags and paper stuffing, then tag the items as Hermès, Chanel, Louis Vuitton luxury handbags for …

Back in April of 2013, burglarws smashed through the front window of the Yves Saint Laurent boutique in the 0-100-block of East Walton Street, making away with $100,000 in purses and other items. They struck just before 3 a.m., around the same time and …

Back in April of 2013, burglars smashed through the front window of the Yves Saint Laurent boutique in the 0-100-block of East Walton Street, making away with $100,000 in purses and other items. They struck just before 3 a.m., around the same time and …

A delicious treat for the Local 10 Newsroom Sunday morning, when the chef from Palme d'Or at the Biltmore stopped by. He spoke with Neki Mohan about some of the items on his restaurant's menu. Show Transcript Hide Transcript. LUXURY IN THE LOCAL …

Hendry's meticulous hyper-realist drawings of luxury goods such as crumpled Louis Vuitton shopping bags and Gucci shoes begin as photographs which are edited, mathematically gridded-up and then laboriously copied by hand to a larger sheet of paper …