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The fashion industry has always been quick to embrace new ideas, culture, and creativity. But as AI changes the way businesses operate, it's no longer just about seasonal trends; it's about data-driven intelligence.

Brand value is not just a number in today's highly connected world; it's a cultural phenomenon. The Brand Finance Global 500 report (2025), recently released and visualized by Visual Capitalist, offers a vivid portrayal of the companies that have made a significant cultural impact worldwide.

The fashion industry represents a dynamic sector for expansion, innovation, and creativity throughout Southeast Asia. In an environment characterized by a youthful demographic, increased disposable income, and rapid digital connectivity, there is significant interest from both brands and markets in style, culture, and business dynamics.

Traditionally, luxury was synonymous with a unique logo, a rich history, and exclusivity. However, the prestige landscape is undergoing a significant transformation in 2025. Today's consumers, particularly Gen Z and Millennials, are no longer satisfied with a brand name embossed on leather; they seek depth and meaning in every narrative.

The evolution of digital retail has reached a pivotal stage with the emergence of Social Commerce 3.0.

The "Epic Split" by Volvo Trucks, starring action star Jean-Claude Van Damme, was one of the most famous commercials of all time, airing on November 14, 2013.

In the past, fashion weeks were exclusive events for industry professionals. Today, they have evolved into multi-platform marketing phenomena, transcending geographical boundaries and bringing in billions of dollars in visibility, engagement, and influence. From Paris, Milan, New York, and London to the emerging influence of Jakarta, these runways have become global stages where people can fully experience brands and tell digital stories.

The world went wild when ZARA, the top fast-fashion brand, announced it would collaborate with Kasing Lung's Labubu for its 50th anniversary.

Richard Mille is one of the few names in haute horlogerie that people respect, admire, and want to own. Richard Mille is known for making watches that combine cutting-edge engineering with artistic vision.

As Travel and Tour World (2025) reported, the ASEAN Tourism 2025 initiative is the result of strategic collaboration among Singapore and other ASEAN countries, including Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Cambodia, and Laos. This partnership, driven by the vision of our policymakers, aims to revolutionize the tourism industry through digital innovation, sustainability, and inclusive growth. The ultimate goal is to position Southeast Asia as a global leader in eco-friendl

In today's changing fashion economy, luxury doesn't stop when you buy something; it starts there. The value of luxury goods on the resale market is now one of the best ways to gauge a brand's worth, the quality of its craftsmanship, and the loyalty of its customers.

In today’s education environment, academic achievement is often celebrated as the ultimate goal, while emotional regulation is treated as secondary

Ralph Lauren (RL) has made a bold move in a time when algorithms shape taste and personalization defines loyalty.

he future of business education isn’t about learning in silos—it’s about learning to connect, collaborate, and create across boundaries.

Uniqlo's leapfrogging of luxury brands like Gucci in total sales is a revelation that has left the fashion world both surprised and intrigued.

A family portrait is more than just a picture; it's a quiet sign that you belong. In many cultures, it stands for unity, a shared past, and the emotional connections that keep people together.

When Tiffany & Co. unveiled their groundbreaking partnership with Netflix for Guillermo del Toro's highly anticipated Frankenstein, the luxury marketing sphere was set ablaze.

The House of Van Cleef & Arpels' Art Deco Centenary Exhibition in Tokyo was more than justa celebration of design; it was a masterclass in how to tell stories about luxury.

When Streetwear Meets Paws, Adidas has done it again, but this time, it's not for athletes or sneakerheads.

Collaborations between fashion and entertainment have evolved into one of the most innovative marketing tools of the 21st century.