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... The Luxury of Ageing is a global content platform and think tank presenting cross-disciplinary research, projects and design from experts and change-makers providing education and new thinking. We partner with business, brands and governments to transform the challenges of the longevity society into opportunities.

In a culture fixated on youth and fearful of ageing, we see it as a privilege—a luxury for those fortunate enough to grow old.

LATEST ARTICLES & INTERVIEWS

 Better product Design| Global

UNIVERSAL Design: Maryam Karbalaei on the 
A' Design Award

Since 2008, the A' Accessibility, Assistive Technologies and Inclusive Design Award has been challenging the design industry to move beyond mere aesthetics and create solutions that genuinely improve lives. In our interview with Maryam Karbalaei we explore how the competition is driving innovation in accessibility, from cutting-edge medical devices to everyday products that seamlessly serve users of all abilities.
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Fashion for all | UK

Dr. Carolyn Mair on Fashion's Age Problem

Age is often an afterthought in fashion, viewed mostly through the youth-driven lens of trends and marketing. But as psychologist and author Dr. Carolyn Mair argues, this narrow focus overlooks a vibrant, style-conscious demographic ready to be seen. With the updated edition of her book, The Psychology of Fashion, Mair calls for a more inclusive industry—one that understands how age, identity and sustainability intersect. We spoke with her about fashion’s blind spots and why it’s time for change.
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EDITOR'S PICKS

BUSINESS | GLOBAL

The Age of 
Ageless Entrepreneurship

Global experts Prof.Anat Lechner, Prof.Colin McLeod and Director of the Entrepreneurial-Mindset Network Paul Coyle discuss how older adults can leverage their experience and networks to thrive as entrepreneurs, fostering innovation and driving economic growth.
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HOUSING |AUSTRALIA

Unseen and Unheard: The Stories of Australia’s Older Homeless Women

The documentary film Under Cover provides an insightful exploration into the growing issue of homelessness among older women in Australia. With numbers reaching nearly 400,000 women who are either experiencing homelessness or on the verge of becoming homeless, filmmaker Sue Thomson shares with us her experience working on this sensitive issue.
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