The luxury market in Australia is now worth $1.1 billion and it's predicted that e-commerce will account for up to 18% of sales by 2025. These big spenders are turning to their iPads to shop; the average luxury basket online jumped from $190 in 2013 to $420 in 2015. What’s making them spend?

Data from IBM’s 2015 Global Smarter Consumer study sheds a lot of light on the Australian shopper. Their affinity for online commerce is growing but, unfortunately for retailers, so is the gap between what they expect and what they’re offered. So what does this mean for Aussie retailers?

Australia is now home to 30 billionaires and 3,350 UHNWIs with a total wealth of $410 billion. As this group has grown in size and riches, it’s created a boom in the country’s luxury sector. But what are wealthy Aussies spending their money and – more importantly – their time on?

The UK is one of the most developed online retail markets in the world, with 82% of internet users regularly shopping online. But how can retailers recreate their brand within your home? And how can amazing service, beautiful packaging, and try-on technology bring an online brand into your bedroom?