Move over, K-beauty – A-beauty is here
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Exports of Australian beauty products rose to $536 million in 2018, led by a posse of self-made women who know what their customers want.
Exports of Australian beauty products rose to $536 million in 2018, led by a posse of self-made women who know what their customers want.
Luxurious face creams and geometry-inspired bracelets are among this week’s favourite picks.
Some Millennial investors are treating vintage wristwear as a new asset class. “It is the quintessential blue chip,” says one.
The luxury brand has committed to Australia in spectacular fashion. But you'll have to be quick to view the $30 million sparkler Lady Gaga wore at the Oscars.
The numbers may have been disappointing – smaller crowds, fewer brands. But the popular watchmakers still pulled out all the stops.
Clothes company Patagonia has shifted the focus of its corporate sales program to "mission-driven companies that prioritise the planet", it said in a statement.
What do the world’s most powerful financiers, central bankers, and CEOs wear on their wrists? The answers may surprise you.
Experiment with short shorts and OTT earrings. Because, well, why ever not?
What's seen on wrists at recent watch fairs in Geneva and Basel points to the next big things in horological circles.
Look on the bright side with fine jewellery shades and boots perfect for dancing.
As timepieces move from necessity to accessory, watchmakers are dialling up the creativity – especially at the luxury end.
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