‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ has built a delirious new culture of consumption — and trapped users in a vortex of debt. Credit...Photo illustration by Alice Isaac Supported by By Amy X. Wang Bryn Mawr, Pa., is ...

Kimmy Neeli, a stay-at-home mom living in New York City, chats with PEOPLE about the life of luxury she shares online.

It is commonly accepted that some things not only get better with age, but they also get more valuable. Like rare automobiles and art that, over time, command increasingly higher prices from ...

In the real estate market, the concept of luxury goes far beyond price or a privileged location. It's no longer just about ...

A stray cat who used to climb trees and eat insects to survive now lives a life of luxury with his new human mom, and internet users can't believe how much his existence has changed in under a year.

Luxury travel is quietly expanding – and it’s not just billionaires on boats. The most recent McKinsey State of Travel survey finds that 35% of luxury travelers have a net worth of less than one ...

Last summer, a court ordered San Francisco developer Gregory Malin to pay more than $50 million to defrauded investors. But that didn’t stop the CEO of Troon Pacific from burning through $3,000 in ...

As travelers redefine what holds value, the Luxury Group outlines a vision centered on emotional resonance, transformative journeys, and purpose-driven luxury. Longevity reflects a meaningful shift in ...

Luxury fashion has long been synonymous with status, refinement, and exclusivity. From timeless leather goods to couture designs, high-end brands have become symbols of sophistication. For example, ...