‘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 mom of four, pulls back the curtain on her life of luxury in Manhattan’s Upper East Side Kimmy Neeli, a stay-at-home mom living in New York City, chats with PEOPLE about the life of ...

Although Portugal is a small country, it boasts an impressive array of luxury homes. From the north to the southern coast, charming locations abound where sophisticated living is a way of life. And ...

Luxury and sustainability used to be seen as incompatible as high-end travel meant indulgence without limits, and sustainable tourism was assumed to be rustic or restrictive. That myth no longer holds ...

The luxury slowdown is an on-going conversation that has taken over the most part of 2025. Economic turbulence, inflation, and market volatility have shaped consumer behavior especially when it comes ...

Connection has emerged as a powerful form of luxury currency. With multi-generational travel trending upward and 55 percent (6) of HNW individuals forming new friendships during their trips, the ...