Also, her obsession with natural products for beauty led her to introduce 'Svarasya', a line of products freshly made in Kyra using ingredients like clay, herbs, roots, fruits and flowers. “In most of skin and hair treatments I use fresh organic …

About Pride Family Brands: For over 30 years, Pride Family Brands has distinguished itself in the manufacturing of award-winning luxury casual furniture. Innovation, state of the art manufacturing, and superior quality products are the trademark of …

Jiji PressThe four major department store operators each enjoyed year-on-year sales growth in August, thanks to continuing robust demand for high-priced items such as watches and luxury goods, preliminary data showed Monday. Sales increased partly …

Some luxury auto brands tack back and forth between exclusivity and accessibility, depending on the needs of the moment, their long-term strategies or a combination of both. Mercedes-Benz, for example, is about to introduce its low-end new CLA sedan in …

While a number of luxury brands in China such as automakers and fashion labels are starting to see a rebound from slowing sales growth, recent news on the continued precipitous decline in sales of products and services typically associated with fancy …

Hong Kong's seafood expo has shifted its focus to premium products this year to attract mainland buyers even as importers across the border say business is slowing. Hotels and restaurants have become increasingly reluctant to put luxury items on the …

Handbag maker Coach (COH) and jewelry seller Tiffany (TIF) have long been known for their affordable luxury wares, selling on-trend products that offer the cachet of an upper-scale name, but without the hefty price tag of, say, a Louis Vuitton or a …

With the Middle East's annual sales of luxury goods now exceeding AED 30 billion (USD 8.2 billion) – and with the luxury goods market in the region recording a growth rate of 10 to 15 per cent from 2011 to 2012 (Fondazione Altagamma 'Luxury Goods …

Now an entire mall has opened up in the city of Shenyang, offering all-knockoff luxury goods in bogus boutiques. China tolerates piracy because it creates jobs, and people making money are less apt to congregate in Tiananmen Square. But this bubble in …