Fashion

The counterfeit luxury goods market generates up to 450 billion dollars annually, and Michael Kors consistently ranks among the most frequently counterfeited brands. Why? Because it has hit the perfect spot: luxury accessible to a wider audience, yet instantly recognizable. In Europe, particularly popular models include Jet Set, Hamilton, Selma, and Mercer, which is why these handbags are the favorite …Read more

Paris Fashion Week generates approximately 1.36 billion USD in economic impact annually. These are not just shows; they are global spectacles where fashion meets art, technology, and pop culture on an unprecedented scale.

Why is 2026 the year of spectacular shows?

The Big Four ( Paris, Milan, New York, London) set the rhythm of the season, and the Met …Read more

“Up to 78% of luxury fashion worldwide is produced in Italy” – this number says it all. Milan still reigns supreme among the “Big Four” fashion capitals, and the ” Made in Ital y” label acts as a magnet for the wallets of discerning shoppers. It’s not just about the logo; it’s about something deeper.

Why now?

Italians have that …Read more

Gabardine, invented in 1879, has achieved something most fabrics can only dream of: it has become an icon. Today, as Burberry celebrates over 170 years in business, their trench coat is more than just a coat. It is a symbol of something greater.

Why does this coat still define style?

Let’s take the campaign from 2026, ” The Trench, …Read more

The origin of the tie dates back to the Thirty Years’ War (1618-1648), when Croatian soldiers wore silk scarves around their necks, and the French court called them “cravat.” Today, the tie may seem outdated in the era of smart casual, but in the premium segment, it’s a completely different story. In international business, diplomacy, and at weddings, it still …Read more