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About Luxury

ABT Luxury is an independent digital magazine covering Shows, Runway, Designers, Art and Fashion. Four weeks of shows a season produce more images than anyone can absorb, and this magazine exists to read them. It is part of VUGA Network, a group of independent digital publications published in the United States.

About ABT Luxury

The main format is the profile: a designer, a studio, a house at a turning point, built on the collection rather than the personality. Reviews describe cut, cloth, silhouette and the order of a lineup, and they take a position. A reader should get an opinion here, along with the evidence that produced it.

Inside the Sections

Shows gathers reporting from the season calendar across Paris, Milan, London, New York and beyond — the venue, the running order, the casting and the clothes, then an argued verdict, for readers who cannot attend and want more than a photo gallery. Runway examines the garments themselves: shoulder line, waist placement, hem, drape, and the finishing that separates a sample from a finished piece, look by look. Designers profiles the people and studios doing the work — their training, their material habits, the constraints they work under — spanning debut labels and established houses changing hands. Art covers the crossover with contemporary practice: commissioned sets, artist collaborations, sculptural garments and shows staged inside museums, taking both disciplines seriously. Runway News files schedule changes, added shows and casting as they land, while Business News reports production budgets, buyer orders, wholesale results and ownership — the numbers that decide who shows again next year.

Show reports written from a seating chart, and coverage that simply reprints a brand's own language about a season, do not run.

Newsdesk

  • Emily CarterEmily CarterReviews runway looks and files show announcements as the season schedule shifts.
  • Sylvie MarchandSylvie MarchandProfiles designers and studios, with a focus on art world collaborations.
  • Camilla WilliamsCamilla WilliamsTracks houses across seasons, reading collections as one continuing argument.
  • Kimberly GarciaKimberly GarciaReports from show venues on casting, running order and staging decisions.
  • Ida DahlIda DahlCovers artist commissions and the economics that keep a label showing.

Part of the VUGA Network

Luxury is published by VUGA Enterprises LLC and represented by VUGA Media Group. The network is a group of independent digital magazines covering finance, technology, government, business, real estate, travel, health, fashion, entertainment, music, arts, sports, education, gaming, marketing and local news across the United States.