Swarovski
Swarovski is a premium jewellery company founded in 1895 in Austria, specialising in crystal and gemstone-embellished jewellery and accessories, as well as watches, home décor and lighting.

How and When Brands Should Say 'I’m Sorry’
As cancel culture evolves, the overused brand apology popular on Instagram and other social media must in turn become more thoughtful through language and action.
Can Instagram Own Fashion Week?
This week, Instagram’s top fashion liaison Eva Chen released a playbook for staging digital fashion shows on the platform, signalling the beginning of the end for a one-size-fits-all approach to fashion week.
Power Moves | Swarovski Names Creative Director, Holt Renfrew Appoints President
This week, Swarovski announces its first global creative director, while Holt Renfrew taps Lane Crawford’s deputy president to lead the department store group.
Industry Sees Hope in China, as Coronavirus Takes Toll in the West
Coronavirus is spreading across the world with signs of recovery in Asia offset by growing pandemonium in Europe and the United States.
Why Peter Pilotto Is Going on Hiatus
Design duo Peter Pilotto and Christopher De Vos want to rethink the traditional ready-to-wear business model, which has proven unsustainable for many independent fashion brands.
Who Are You Rewearing? Sustainability Takes the Spotlight on the Oscars Red Carpet
The fight against climate change has officially come for awards shows. But what are these gestures actually accomplishing?
As Climate Crisis Hits Tipping Point, Fashion Comes to Davos. Is It Enough?
Leaders from big fashion brands descended on the World Economic Forum for the first time with the climate crisis top of mind. But the elephant in the room was the fundamental tension between sustainability and growth.
As Climate Crisis Hits Tipping Point, Fashion Comes to Davos. Is It Enough?
Leaders from big fashion brands descended on the World Economic Forum for the first time with the climate crisis top of mind. But the elephant in the room was the fundamental tension between sustainability and growth.
Hermès, Gucci and the Luxury Lipstick Wars
With a new lipstick range, Hermès joins Tom Ford Beauty and Gucci in seeing colour cosmetics as the key to reaching new customers.
In Milan, A Mix of Formality and Sensuality
From DSquared2 to N.21 to County of Milan, masculine liberation mingled with new formality.
Luxury Brands Need Better Strategies for Bollywood. Here’s Why.
Global brands are hungry for a bigger slice of India’s $30 billion luxury market but they aren’t exploiting the country’s colossal film industry to its full potential.