Panelists agree that Indian luxury brands will expand footprints across globe
The industry provides jobs and helps manufacturing as the economy reaches an aspirational phase, they say at Business Standard summit
It takes time to establish a brand in this space. It needs support in the form of infrastructure and services. Is India keeping pace with its demands?
Porcelain, stoneware or brass: The cutlery must be durable and easy to carry around in a party
The company, which operates 13 SS Beauty stores at the moment, plans to open 10-15 new medium-to-large format stores in the calendar year 2024
The Bureau of Indian Standards for imported footwear requires the companies to float their products in India only after receiving the ISI mark
Among the sectors, retail leasing was led by fashion and apparel which accounted for around 32 per cent of the total
The country set new benchmarks in the luxury sector this year, attracting the world's top brands and exporting the finest
It is a myth that the blazer is meant for the office and that it only comes in dark or grey
The DS group also has brands like Swiss luxury chocolate Laderach, childrenswear store Les Petis, and premium grocery and retail store Le Marche
Global luxury brands are increasingly seeing India as a luxury destination. This year too, many including Cartier and Jimmy Choo, have launched India-specific collections for the festival season
The mall will showcase a host of prestigious luxury brands, including Bvlgari, Cartier, Louis Vuitton, Versace, Valentino, Manish Malhotra, Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla, and Pottery Barn, among others
These stores will focus on upscale ethnic handicrafts, fusion clothing, jewellery, blue pottery, silverware, home decor, and carpets
As China's economic engine falters, luxury brands are hoping that India's steady growth will lead to increased demand for their products
The brands are looking to set up stores in Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad in the first phase of the launch and will later expand their presence in Pune, Ahmedabad, Chennai, and Kolkata
A new internet trend has emerged in which restaurants have created a secure spot to keep your luxury bags
The president and CEO of Gucci is stepping down later this year, the latest shakeup to the luxury fashion brand and coming as part of a series of changes to its parent company, the French conglomerate Kering. Marco Bizzarri will depart the Italian design house in September after eight years at the helm, with Kering saying on Tuesday that he "masterminded the execution of Gucci's outstanding growth strategy since 2015". He was part of Kering's leadership for 18 years. Bizzarri will be replaced by Jean-Francois Palus, who is now Kering's managing director. Palus will be tasked with strengthening Gucci's teams and operations as the brand rebuilds influence and momentum, according to the company's statement. Historically, Gucci accounted for most of Kering's profits, but it has been under some scrutiny after underperforming rivals. Kering also said it was promoting Yves Saint Laurent President and CEO Francesca Bellettini as deputy CEO for brand development, managing all of its fashion
Louis Vuitton: The bag was auctioned off for $63,750 as part of the Just Phriends sale, which took place from June 19 to June 27 at Pharrell Williams' auction house, Joopiter
The children audition for Arnault so that he can select who will eventually succeed him and take over the luxury empire
Shares of Paris-based LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE, as the company is formally known, climbed 0.3% to €903.70 at 10:43 a.m. Monday, valuing the company at €454 billion ($500 billion)