Mossgreen exposes flaw in art auctions
The heads of Australia's four largest art auction houses want client trust accounts to be compulsory following the collapse of Mossgreen, which left 4000 clients facing steep losses.
Fashion: gowns, robes and sportswear get futuristic
From rosy blush and shimmering silver to inky ebony, gowns and robes meet sportswear in the garden of the future.
Hubert de Givenchy dies at 91
Givenchy was emblematic of a generation of gentlemanly designers who established their couture houses in postwar Paris, creating entire collections with specific women in mind.
La Prairie launches Australia's priciest skincare serum
Swiss luxury brand La Prairie banks on customers who see quality skincare as a serious, life-time investment.
The luxury goodies to spend your money on this week
It’s easy to go glam with these swish treats.
Spirituality: the future of spa treatments
Aman steps up the spa wars in with its new China property, while endota introduces biophilic design principles for clients and staff.
Milan fashion week throws off the glam for the gritty
From modesty dressing to fake fur, Milan fashion week showed Italian labels have undergone a fundamental change of heart.
The fantastical world of superstar Guo Pei
Guo Pei is single-handedly redefining the label "Made in China" with creations worthy of the Ming dynasty.
Here's our pick of life's little luxuries
Keep it sleek with sharp tailoring and accessories that add just the right glint of cool.
Hermès at Work: how a scarf is born
It's a long silk road from the union of a pair of Bombyx worms to fashion's most desirable squares of fluttering colour.
A 'greynaissance' is sweeping through fashion
Older models are in demand on mainstream fashion catwalks in a way they never have been before.
