Restrictive social distancing measures and an increase in remote working have seen the spaces for sartorial self-expression shift from public to private. In the post-pandemic era, how might people use clothing to define their identities, and what kinds of garments will they come to cherish?

With no grand occasions to attend in a pandemic, people are spending more time and money on dressing up their interiors than themselves. Luxury jewellery brand Cartier has launched a home accessory line tapping into this new consumer focus amid the nesting economy boom.

As COVID-19 has forced people to spend more time at home, one of the parts of daily life impacted has been office style. How might Zoom meetings and remote working reshape workwear in the long term? And what role can fashion play in creating a sense of normality post-lockdown?

As fears of a recession cause purse-strings to tighten, luxury brands are searching for new ways to reach audiences. Having long relied on the in-person experience, how are fine jewellery firms tackling this challenge? And what will HNWIs prioritise when buying high-end accessories post-pandemic?