Luxury has long been synonymous with heritage. But for Gen Z, the allure of luxury lies more in the unique and personal experiences relevant in the now. Image credit: Shutterstock
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Americans are still spending like there’s no tomorrow
Concerts, trips and designer handbags are taking priority over saving for a home or rainy day. (The Wall Street Journal)
The art of the 15-minute meeting and how to run one
Banish meeting bloat from your day with these productivity hacks; ‘The death of your day is too many half-hours.’ (The Wall Street Journal)
The youngest son of Bernard Arnault is taking a risk at the LVMH brand: Making a more expensive product—and making it harder to find. (The Wall Street Journal)
Time is running out: ‘Made in Italy’ needs a Gen Z revival
To be relevant to the next generation of luxury clients, the “Made in Italy” brand needs to transmit a clear, unified message. (Jing Daily)
Why can’t we quit supermodels?
A new documentary series is bringing supermodels like Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell and Christy Turlington back to the spotlight. But the show also highlights fashion’s inability to create new stars. (Jing Daily)
Can Chinese travelers transform the Middle Eastern tourism landscape?
In recent years, Dubai has tailored its strategies to cater to the affluent Chinese traveler and become fully “China Ready.” (Jing Daily)
Nicolas Ghesquière brings traveling clothes to future Vuitton hotel
Nicolas Ghesquière showed a travel-friendly wardrobe on the construction site. (WWD)