On April 26, London-based Livyora Limited, a high-gloss luxury jewelry brand debuted Overture, its capsule collection of fine jewellery for India, at a glittering soirée at the British High Commission in New Delhi. Backed by UK Trade and Investment, a government body that enables British businesses the world over, and ably supported by Mr. Barry […]
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Among the ten things that Julie Deane put down as ideas to make more money, so she could afford better education for her daughter, was selling traditional satchels. The brand, set up on a humble budget and a dream for her daughter, has today evolved into a powerhouse that retails through stores like Saks Fifth […]
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It was the September of 2007 and as the Fashion Week for Spring 2008 came to an end, it seemed that India was the country du jour as designer after designer sent India-inspired collections down the runway. While the country has always served as an inspiration for designers in the West, the collections shown at […]
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In a country where opinions change with geographical locations, where a Mumbaikar doesn’t think like a Delhite, and a Bangalorean is far removed from the worldview of a Chennaite, how do luxury brands market themselves? It is a dilemma that the brands have been dealing with for quite a while. Many realise that they have […]
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LuxuryNext endeavors to seek unique luxury brands is a journey where we are also constantly amazed at the hidden gems we discover and then further reveal to our audience. This time our find is truly special and unusual since what could be more luxurious then a healthy and exquisite connotation of ‘liquid gold’ or better […]
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Across the globe, high-profile luxury brands are leading the way toward a new era where luxury and sustainability co-exist. In fact, the hospitality and tourism industry has long been a leader in this area. Today, hotels and resorts are adapting environmentally friendly practices that drive positive change for their properties. But that’s not enough. The […]