If that sounds a bank-breaking business, you may be surprised. Enter TheOutnet.com. This much-loved sister site to Net-A-Porter offers up to 75 per cent off luxury items, bridging the gap between high-street prices and the premium price tag on luxury …

TOKYO — A social shopping site called "Buyma" is connecting individuals looking for luxury brand products that are not available in Japan with people abroad interested in buying them on their behalf. The main overseas buyers for the site managed by …

A 'Lust-Have' can be defined as something you don't need or is out of your price range, but really, really want. If money was no object, what would you buy to accompany you on your travels? These are my 5 lust-have luxury travel items I'll be wishing …

The demand for more bespoke luxurious items, together with the Christmas staples, is at an all-time high, suggesting that consumers still want to treat themselves during the festive period,” Mr Venters said. It marks a significant recovery from results …

An increasing number of pawn businesses catering to the wealthy offer fast liquidity in exchange for high-end luxury items. With almost 250 years of experience in the exclusive world of high-end pawn, Suttons & Robertsons has come to the United States …

Swiss watchmakers sold less in China last year after the government cracked down on illegitimate gift-giving of luxury items, but Swatch – whose brands range from the cheap plastic watches which gave the group its name to pricey Omega and Breguet …

But "these were luxury items. You had to have the money for fabric and the time to complete it." The exhibition raises questions about how we label things and "why we value what we value in our society," says Treanor. "Why are paintings more valued …

“The demand for more bespoke luxurious items, together with the Christmas staples, is at an all-time high, suggesting that consumers still want to treat themselves during the festive period.” The Christmas results come on the back of much-improved …

Several European ski equipment firms, whose products have been pictured at the Masik Pass resort, have denied they sold the items directly to North Korea. Such sales could break United Nations sanctions against "luxury" products, aimed at punishing Kim …