The luxury goods sector is still booming but there are signs that shoppers have fallen out of love with established names such as Louis Vuitton.

Bernard Arnault’s choice of daughter Delphine to take over the world’s greatest luxury brand stable is a smart move

Designer hoists Eastern European punk band to the rafters for Paris fashion show

This season, a host of designers looked to high art and homespun crafts for inspiration, says Stephanie Hirschmiller

I hear it's hip to be square this summer. Geek-chic revival? Revival? Would that it had ever gone away. But returning to your question, more precisely: it's hip to wear squares. Or diamonds or triangles, for that matter.

From coffee tours and festival checklists to the Grand Canal and the pyramids

This spring, go back to the future with the space-age and swinging signatures of London’s hippest decade, says Gemma Hayward

We think it's bloody cheek for officials to rifle through our suitcases, but the invasions into our privacy don't stop there

Briton Mike Golding currently in fifth place

LVMH, the world's largest luxury goods group, is stepping up its global expansion plans despite fears of a slowdown in demand for its products.

Black and white makes a comeback for spring in pop art-inspired monochrome

Former PM requested trial, in which he is accused of having sex with an under-age prostitute, be halted during elections

Contenders for the Design of the Year awards will have you in a spin

Britain has failed to raise a team for the Youth America’s Cup. As the deadline for entries closed on 31 October, all three attempts, one of which planned to race under the Ben Ainslie Racing banner.