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October 2, 2026 · Eva Winterer

Africa Is Moving From Fashion Visibility to Fashion Infrastructure

African fashion is building the industry behind its image, from the factory floor to the shop floor. Three moves in Paris, London and Lagos show who now owns the making, the selling and the institutions. …

October 2, 2026 · Eva Winterer

AI Wealth Effect: A Record $12.8 Trillion Quarter Splits the US Economy

The AI rally added $12.8 trillion to US household wealth in one quarter. Half of all shares belong to the top 1%, while full-time earnings stood still. Share ↗ WhatsApp LinkedIn Email Copy link The …

October 1, 2026 · Eva Winterer

Luxury Beauty in South Africa: Clicks Moves to Control ARC

Clicks has agreed to raise its stake in ARC to 61% for R507 million, bringing South Africa’s premium beauty shopper into its ClubCard loyalty system. Share ↗ WhatsApp LinkedIn Email Copy link South Africa’s largest …

October 1, 2026 · Eva Winterer

SUJÁN Safari Camps Expand From India to Zambia

SUJÁN, the family-owned company behind three of India’s leading safari camps, has bought two camps in Zambia and named a Swiss COO to double its portfolio. Share ↗ WhatsApp LinkedIn Email Copy link The company …

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The camera stages the picture, while the moment happens beside it. Image: Magnific

Authenticity Is the New Luxury: Proof, Belonging and Provenance Now Outrank Prestige

The dials of Rolex's Four Seasons Daytonas, from Spring to Winter. The four watches raised £37.3 million for charity at Phillips in London on 28 September 2026, about ten times the price Rolex first set for them. Courtesy of Rolex

The Four Seasons and the Crown: Rolex Takes Its Daytonas to Auction

Gucci built a full-scale replica of its new store concept for Demna's Store Show in Milan on 25 September 2026. The concept opens on Avenue Montaigne in Paris at the end of October. | Photo: In Courtesy of Gucci; Paola Pansini

The Store Is the New Runway: Gucci and Moncler Turn Shopping Into an Experience

Alexandre Arnault, deputy chief executive of LVMH's Moët Hennessy, who joined Nike's board of directors in September 2026. Photo: NIKE, Inc. via Business Wire

The Silver Heel Tab and the Swoosh: Alexandre Arnault Joins Nike’s Board