Chanel CEO Leena Nair on Keeping Luxury Human in the A.I. Era Chanel CEO Leena Nair says human connection, craftsmanship and people-first leadership will matter more as A.I. reshapes luxury. By Kate Wieczorek
How the Olsen Sisters Turned The Row Into a Quiet Luxury Powerhouse Two decades after founding The Row, Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen have turned an American minimalist label into one of luxury’s most respected names. By Rachel Curry
With an Inherited Watch Collection, Doing Less Is the Smartest Move Inherited collections are one of the places where historically or horologically significant watches tend to surface, according to specialists from Sotheby's and Phillips, making due diligence vital. By Caleb Anderson
Christie’s Rachel Koffsky On How the Handbag Became the Art Market’s Most Elegant Entry Point By Elisa Carollo
The Frick Collection’s Louis Vuitton Partnership Is Luxury’s Latest Cultural Power Move By Elisa Carollo
Vacheron Constantin Borrows the Luxury Concours d’ Elegance Concept from the Auto World By Roberta Naas
Can the Luxury Market’s Experience-Led Reset Be a Blueprint for the Art Market’s Next Act? By Elisa Carollo