Across almost all product categories, US luxury shoppers are far more likely to make purchases in-store than online. Physical retail had the widest lead in the food and beverage category, followed by watches and jewelry. Digital got the upper hand in only fashion and travel, suggesting that for many tangible luxury goods, shoppers prefer to see and feel them before spending big bucks.

Fashion resale has become one of the fastest-growing segments in apparel retail, and this year most sales will take place online. This report looks at our inaugural forecast for online resale fashion and how brands and retailers can leverage new opportunities in this rapidly ascending sector.

The way consumers in China are shopping for luxury goods is changing amid the pandemic, with more purchases happening locally because of shelter-in-place protocols and travel restrictions.

Affluent consumers are a vital target audience for many brands. This report looks at the media habits and preferences of affluent individuals in France, Germany and the UK, how these groups are changing, and the ways marketers are aiming to reach them.

Digital sales of luxury goods were initially slow to take off, trailing many other sectors, but online luxury shopping now is gaining rapidly, spurred by sales of lower-end luxury goods and by younger shoppers accustomed to purchasing practically everything online.