For most of the last century, global luxury flowed in one direction: from a small number of Western capitals to the rest of the world. Today, that map is changing. Regions with strong identity, capital, and ambition are no longer just consuming culture, they are producing it.
The Middle East is no longer simply a luxury destination, but a quickly growing luxury origin point for identity, aesthetics, talent, and intellectual property.
The question is no longer whether the region will shape global luxury — but how it builds a true creative economy behind it.