Luxury Purchase

India’s wealthy consumers are a crucial source of economic demand. From luxury cars and premium homes to high-end hospitality and more, their spending supports jobs, sustains businesses and drives aspirations. Aggregate demand, however, is another story.

Spanning statement jewellery, collectible home décor and elegant wardrobe staples, this curated edit brings together gifts that celebrate mothers with thoughtfulness and style

Rising home ownership, renovations and design-led upgrades are driving demand for luxury interiors, hosting products and tableware.

The founder of her eponymous label talks to Lounge about designing without rules, navigating copycats, and creating jewellery that people have “never seen before”

As the Met Gala returns on May 4, Lounge presents a curated edit of outfits and accessories inspired by this year’s theme: Fashion Is Art

Burgundy Brand's expansioncomes as India’s luxury consumption story broadens to newer cities where affluent consumers are spending more across categories from fashion and food to home and lifestyle.

India's art market is evolving with high demand outpacing the supply of quality works. Younger collectors are driving this change, emphasizing rarity and provenance, while auction houses adapt by focusing on single-owner collections to meet buyer expectations and enhance competition.

As the market expands, buyers are moving from logo-led purchases to more informed choices centred on craftsmanship, heritage and understated design.

Swiss luxury watchmaker Tag Heuer plans to grow its presence in India, particularly in major cities, due to increasing demand for premium watches. The brand sees India becoming a key market in the MEITA region while remaining focused on mid-luxury offerings.