Designer brands are after some new, tiny customers.

A rough earnings season has high-end retailers fearing a prolonged slump.

The obsession with ice baths reaches new depths.

Soho House is expanding its social club empire across North America.

Americans are looking to cool off in style with high-end ice cubes.

Enthusiasts are shelling out thousands for their own baths.

The company needs capital to go electric.

People are spending serious cash on giant crystals, like a $45k amethyst throne and a $125k coffee table.

Luxury ecommerce sales will reach $58B in 2020, up 48% YoY. The major innovations in the space are coming from China.

HODINKEE just raised $40m from The Chernin Group, Tom Brady and John Mayer to expand its watch empire.

Some of the most expensive Supreme items on the marketplace Grailed.

Tiffany Diamond

Diamonds really want to become more investor-friendly.

Investors are snapping up fractional shares on luxury items like cars and high-end handbags.

Basically every online store looks the same right now. These companies have a big new idea.

Loïc Gouzer, once dubbed “the daredevil of the art world,” is back.

Reports of a buying bonanza at a Hermes outpost in China sparked speculation about “revenge buying.” The trend may not hold water.

There’s less adrenaline when you bid online. That may be why big auction houses are taking a big hit.

Investors are betting big on pre-owned luxury duds.

Demand for safe-deposit boxes is increasing among the uber-rich, as wealthy people look for a safe haven for their cash, art, and jewels.

Despite its worst quarterly sales plunge in 8 years, Harley Davidson has still figured out a way to boost profits.

Luxury car icon Aston Martin’s stock market debut floundered after performing 4% lower than its expected offering price. That said, the IPO still values the company at $5.6B.

To keep their precious pieces away from riffraff re-sellers, Swiss luxury watchmaker Richemont destroyed $539m of its products over the last 2 years.