LVMH

LVMH suffers sluggish sales of high-end fashion and handbags

In uncertain times, consumers see gold necklaces, bracelets and the like as better stores of value than trendy handbags

The iconic monogram on an 1897 trunk.
BTLUXE EXCLUSIVE

Louis Vuitton’s monogram turns 130 with global celebrations

The luxury house reimagines its most iconic code through bags, pop-ups and window displays

Fred's Force 10 Rise collection as seen on global ambassador, BTS’ Jin.
JEWELLERY

Celebrate spring with novelties from four French jewellery brands

Designers are taking inspiration from flowers and insects to sailing and the flamboyant 70s

First things first: what does mummy like?
GIFTING

A quick Mother’s Day gift guide: Suitable picks for 9 different kinds of mums

Cracking your head over what to get the mother figures in your life? Check out our suggestions first. 

The Artycapucines VII collection reunites two creative leaders whose first collaboration in 2003 redefined the fashion-art connection.
STYLE

Whimsy meets luxury: Louis Vuitton x Takashi Murakami Artycapucines VII bags debut

The Japanese artist transforms 11 Capucines bags into playful, sculptural works unveiled at Art Basel Paris 2025

Inklings of improvement at luxury groups including LVMH (top), Richemont and Burberry Group have generated some optimism that the industry may have hit bottom.

Luxury goods market to return to growth in 2026, Bain predicts

It’s likely to grow between 3% and 5% next year at constant exchange rates

E-commerce sales at Laopu Gold have surged more than 1,000% during the first three quarters of this year compared with two years ago.

Why Chinese shoppers are choosing local luxury over LVMH

As the economy cools, spending on foreign premium brands has stalled

LVMH’s expansion comes as signs emerge that China’s luxury slowdown may be bottoming out.

LVMH nears China major store openings as luxury demand rebounds

The opening of the new Beijing stores would be one of LVMH’s largest launches in recent years

Both high-end and mass-market retailers in China have suffered from sales slumps in categories spanning skincare to handbags and beer.

After China’s long retail downturn, CEOs see consumer spending coming back

Several North American and European companies have posted positive results in the Asian nation in recent weeks