The Philips i9000 Prestige Ultra redefines grooming with AI-powered precision, custom shave modes, and a sanitising charging case, offering a smarter, smoother, and longer-lasting shave experience.

Richard Mille, the brand often dubbed the “billionaire’s handshake,” is set to open its first Australian boutique this year, marking a major moment for Sydney’s luxury scene.

Tariffs aren’t the only threat to watch prices. Labour shortages, soaring material costs, and in-house R&D are quietly making movements more expensive for collectors worldwide.

Van Heusen’s wrinkle-free shirts, performance jackets and easy-care linen suits are designed for busy weeks, delivering flexibility, polish and comfort with less ironing and more wear.

The Cadillac LYRIQ lands in Australia as unapologetic American luxury, redefining premium motoring with space, silence, and style at a time when rivals push efficiency guilt.

Fortunately, there’s a way to bring that same icy pop of blue to your wrist without mortgaging your house or selling off a vital organ. Enter the Doxa Sub 200 Aquamarine, a watch that proves you don’t ...

Nike’s Metcon 10 is lighter, stronger, and more responsive than ever, blending athlete-driven innovation with versatility to thrive under heavy lifts, sprints, and real-world training demands.

Saudi Arabia’s NEOM adds a mountain golf course in Trojena, combining altitude, spectacle, and ambition — the latest move in MBS’s $5B sporting empire.

The Brownlow Medal is the biggest event of the AFL calendar, so why does it not champion local Australian brands?

Rolex isn’t immune to the luxury downturn, but Chrono24 data shows collectors are leaning into Datejust models, proving heritage and versatility trump hype in today’s softened market.

Instead, fans watching closely couldn’t take their eyes off something entirely different, the watch on the doctor’s wrist.

The Movie has turned the IWC Ingenieur Automatic 40 into an impossible-to-buy icon, skyrocketing values on the secondary market.