We live in a real world with real problems, some natural, many man-induced. There is something very human about reaching out to another person when they need you the most – this emotion and its ability to move people is well understood by luxury brands who are on a mission to save the world!
If there was no royalty, there would be no luxury and without luxury, would royalty be as royal? LuxuryFacts chronicles the first connoisseurs of Luxury – their lives, their times and their tastes for everything luxe!
Mumbai’s tryst with luxury never tasted so good. Neel at Tote on the Turf redefines fine dining and paves way for Nawabi Muslim cuisine in a country which has long forgotten the art so cherished, yet so evasive
Brands are made over a large period of time, probably after changing a lot of hands, where each one leaves a certain imprint on the brand. But do all manage to survive this turmoil? Not really
The luxury brands of the world have learnt a new exercise of diversifying by stretching and twisting themselves. But the question is, how far should they stretch?
It is said that to build a future, you have to look and learn from the past. So here we are, with all that was good, bad and ugly in 2011!
This month LuxuryFacts shares with you insights and stories on perhaps the most innovative and dynamic turnaround for a luxury brand. Burberry gets its groove back and in Facebook parlance – WE LIKE!
Rule makers and rule breakers, the standard and the extraordinary. Something comes in between each of these to draw that bold line of distinction. That’s Quirkiness. Luxury brands have many mad-hatters, we discover
Ever wonder what a truly Zen experience feels like? You don’t have to wonder anymore. Don’t be surprised to find it now in your favourite city – Mumbai – at the Areopagus Spa
Marriages are made in heaven, but the new Indian weddings are customised and tailor-made to suit the discerning Indian who wants nothing less than a wedding extraordinaire. LuxuryFacts meets the faces behind this great production and its new stars, the brides (and their grooms)…so eat your heart out Kate Middleton!
Get in touch with your sweeter side and get a taste of some fine delicacies. LuxuryFacts savours Belgium’s Fine Patisserie – Debailleul – in Mumbai
LuxuryFacts takes you to the streets of Japan’s fashion capital in Tokyo, the all fabulous Ginza
This month, discover how the luxury universe has found a common global language, sans word and alphabets, called Iconography.
You imagine a stately brand with an old-fashioned image when you think of Veuve Clicquot. But it’s quite the opposite it seems! Read more about how the brand is evolutionising slowly, but surely…
There is one good thing about buying that latest expensive passion – your favoured brand is now doing a little charity from your side for various causes. We recount some of the best initiative so far…
The aroma of freshly baked bread wafting in the air welcomes you at Le Pain Quotidien, Mumbai’s latest bakery-restaurant. But this is just the prelude! Here’s a detailed account on the exploration of the newly found ‘home’…
On the 1st Anniversary of LuxuryFacts, we reflect back on India and the luxury that has seeped into the landscape over the past few years. Conversations with discerning luxury consumers, who have emerged from this very soil, are astounding as to how much luxury has seeped into our minds and hearts!
The Ferretti Group has seen all highs and lows that the seas have thrown on it. The next battle? Creating a yachting culture in India – a country which already has quite a number of mature yacht consumers – says Giuseppe Zecchin
In an ode to some fabulous brands, and their equally fabulous muses, we list some great fashion pieces, which have left an indelible mark on our consciousness…
Don’t let the name mislead you. India Jones sounds like an Indo-Western fusion restaurant, but is actually not. Despite being regular visitors to the Trident (and its various avatars), it is one place which slipped our consciousness and attention, till we called upon Mr Jones for the sake of this review. We are glad we did!
What we see today was not so earlier. It has taken several centuries for civilisations to progress. The same is true for time as well. The importance remains the same, but the package has ‘evolutionised’ over the years…
