These five smartwatches are chic and fashionable enough for you to ditch your regular luxury watch.

Penfolds’ is among the world’s best winemakers. Their wines are imported to several countries, including the US. Sam Stephens, the brand’s Winemaking Ambassador, travels the world to introduce the 174-year-old estate to people beyond Australia. He was in Mumbai to launch Penfolds, in association with Brindco, over a series of high-profile soirees and wine dinners. The WSET diploma holder, who recently completed the first level of Masters of Wines studies tells Luxury Next about estate’s heritage and its many wines.

Elephant Parade is India’s largest and most prominent public art shows. It is as much about art as it is about conservation.

Millennials, of course, but also out-of-the-box retail and Michelin dining on the street. A few trends that will tell you which way the luxury industry will roll this year.

There is no doubt: 2017 was a much better year for the luxury industry, far better than 2016 ever was. Revival of the fortunes of a few brands and several exciting happenings from them world of luxury.

The recently launched Indian luxury fashion brand, Varana, finds its first home in London’s Mayfair district. It promises to be India’s answer to Hermès, even as it stays rooted in the country’s rich craftsmanship and textiles.