For any annual Premium subscription taken out before October 22, we are offering you the latest fall 2025 print issue (No. 12) of Luxus Magazine, as well as exclusive access to our LUXperience(s) phygital event, postponed to November 18. This is an opportunity for our premium members to talk with our guests about the exceptional experiences that are redefining luxury.
The new print edition of Luxus Magazine is finally in press. Following the special preview edition for Luxe Pack Monaco participants, it’s time for our official fall issue (No. 12). As always, this issue explores the intersection of business and lifestyle, with a particular focus this season on the boom in luxury second-hand goods at auction houses.
At the same time, your independent media source for luxury business news is organizing its first edition of LUXperience(s), in partnership with IFOP, ISG Luxury Program, Valtech, and Paris Packaging Week, dedicated to the customer experience, on November 18 in the morning in Paris and via livestreaming.
Finally, Luxus Plus is refining its community of readers, experts, and enthusiasts in the luxury industry by laying the groundwork and officially launching Luxus+ Club.
It should also be noted that Luxus Plus is organizing a major Instagram contest offering the chance to win two Premium subscriptions, including unlimited access to the Luxus+ Club for one year, with the Autumn issue of Luxus Magazine and an invitation to LUXperience(S) as gifts. And for everyone else, don’t worry, the fall print issue and your pass to LUXperience(s) are free until October 22 with any annual Premium subscription.
Fall 2025: The print issue of Luxus Magazine with a vintage theme
Focused on business and lifestyle, Luxus Magazine is an essential source of information for anyone who wants to better understand the signals, whether weak or strong, coming from the worlds surrounding luxury. These economic, geopolitical, historical, cultural, financial, and even sociological factors directly influence the purchasing intentions of luxury customers and shape the new contours of your industry.
Lifestyle by nature, Luxus Magazine also offers, throughout its 84 pages, a constant stream of great ideas for cultural outings, trips, and other places of interest that are as exclusive as they are unusual.
For this season, the editorial team has focused on the phenomenon of vintage. From luxury bags bearing the Hermès or Chanel logo to Van Cleef & Arpels watches and jewelry, Pokémon cards and Labubu, luxury and little monsters seem to go hand in hand… in auction rooms where the rarest items fetch thousands or even millions of euros.
In these times of economic uncertainty, customers are turning more than ever to luxury items as investments. More than just designer objects, it’s about speculating on the most desirable items, keeping them and then passing them on to your children or loved ones when the time comes.
This vintage feel, with objects whose patina of age is appreciated, can also be found in our Success Story dedicated to the Haute Joaillerie house that is inextricably linked to the Sixties: Piaget.
Vintage is also gaining ground in the upper echelons of finance with the Yuppie featured in our Little Story section. This dynamic young executive, rooted in the money-and-glitz era of the 1980s, gave us a whole gallery of more or less inspiring anti-heroes in films such as Wall Street, Pretty Woman, and The Wolf of Wall Street. This controversial sociotype is back with a vengeance on two screens: the internet, with its masculinist networks, and movie theaters, with a remake of the darkly humorous and trashy film American Psycho, itself adapted from the eponymous best-selling book by Bret Easton Ellis from the 1990s.
This issue also features exclusive interviews, in particular with the teams at Gainerie 91, a leading player in luxury visual merchandising and window display design. They have just unveiled their Re-Cover project, a presentation bust for jewelers, designed to last. There is also an interview dedicated to investments with the Franck Muller Luxury Fund’s DGC , which is celebrating its tenth anniversary.
Not to mention our flagship sections News, Fast & Curious, and Shopping, featuring a saga on the Rothschild financial dynasty and a comparison of the respective armed forces in the United States and Russia.
Included in the Premium subscription, our quarterly print magazine promises four issues offering exclusive topics and articles that complement what we already do on the Luxus Magazine website.
Luxus+ Club: A first meeting… with more to come
On November 18, Luxus Plus is organizing the first in-house event for its club: LUXperience(s). Held in Paris and also livestreamed, this event, exclusively reserved for our Premium members, will offer a preview of the Sociovision (IFOP Group) x Luxus Plus study and a series of three round tables on the customer experience.
The event will welcome high-profile experts, including Rémy Oudghiri (IFOP Group), Véronique Lepinay (ISG Luxury Program), Maud Lagarde (formerly LVMH), Tony Pinville (Heuritech), Pascal Malotti (Valtech), Capucine Jourde (Louis Vuitton), Bertrand Petyt (Orient Express Sailing Yachts), Stanislas Vignon (LVMH), and Dr. Estelle Dinh (Attixs Global Collection SA).
This first edition of LUXperience(s) is part of a broader project to consolidate and develop our community of readers, experts, and luxury enthusiasts around the Luxus+ Club. The club provides VIP access to all upcoming events and livestreams.
Don’t miss the opportunity to join Luxus+ Club and be part of the major changes in the luxury industry. Subscribe now to our annual Premium subscription.
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