Horse-riding, a passion of the rich and famous, is often perceived to be a male preserve. A few women are fighting to change the narrative
India's luxury consumers are getting bored of monotonous, age-old user experiences. Brands are conjuring up exclusivity through AI/AR-VR to hyper-personalise and add that bit of 'magic'
As Mumbai's luxury mall Palladium celebrates 10 years, its director Gayatri Ruia talks about keeping up with its ever-evolving customer, and the role of a mall in the age of ecommerce
Luxury brands are upbeat through the slowdown, although analysts strike a sombre note
Fuelled by—what else—social media and the Gen-Z effect, 'luxury' is rapidly becoming not about what you have, but who you are, and all that helps you project that image