India
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Titan Company Acquires Luxury Watch Brands, Expanding Portfolio
While India's sub-₹1,000 watch market faces 'significant sluggishness,' Titan's premium portfolio is surging at nearly twice the pace of its mid-range offerings, according to Livemint .
Off-White Opens First New Delhi Store
Just months after its Bengaluru debut, luxury streetwear brand Off-White launched its second flagship store in New Delhi's DLF Promenade mall.
Indian Gen Z Rewrites Luxury Rules: Loyalty Shifts
India's luxury market expands by 20% annually.
Q-commerce's Social Media Surge Reshapes India's Premium Beauty Scene
In India, quick commerce platforms now command nearly $1 billion in annual beauty sales.
Southern India's new 44000 sq ft residence boasts massive central atrium
In Kerala, India, a newly unveiled 44,000 square foot residence, centered around a soaring atrium with an operable skylight, redefines the scale of private luxury in the subcontinent.
Luxury spending shifts among high-net-worth individuals
Gucci India's revenue plummeted 17% to ₹265.
Luxury car brands shift focus to emerging markets
In China, the average age of a Rolls-Royce buyer is a surprising 39, dramatically younger than the global average of 55, signaling a seismic shift in who defines luxury.
TAG Heuer Opens First Franchise Boutique in India at DLF Mall
Swiss luxury watchmaker TAG Heuer has launched its first franchise boutique in India, marking a pivotal moment in its South Asian expansion. This strategic move aims to engage with India's rapidly growing luxury consumer base.
The Shifting Allegiance: Why Indian Luxury Shoppers Are Switching Brands
Indian luxury shoppers are increasingly abandoning traditional brand loyalties, with 73% switching brands in the last five years. This seismic shift is driven by a desire for personal recognition, unique experiences, and a rejection of perceived corporatism.
Indian Luxury Market Sees 73% Brand Switching, Report Reveals
A new report reveals a significant loyalty crisis in India's luxury market, with 73% of shoppers switching brands in the last five years. This shift challenges heritage brands to adapt to evolving consumer expectations.