October is shaping up to be one haute month on Rodeo Drive. While the world’s most opulent street is no stranger to glitz and glam, in just one short week the 200-block of North Rodeo will sparkle brighter than the baubles of its renowned luxury jewelers.

Toni Braxton may soon be coming out with a new version of her well-known song, “Un-break My Heart.” The new version will be appropriately titled, “Un-break My Debt.”

Rumors have been swirling—and now they appear confirmed — Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony have placed 10 units under contract at Icon Brickell, while simultaneously having their Bel Air home on the market for $7.9 million.

Major brands and retailers of luxury bags and shoes have been confirming a resilient demand for handbags and leather goods. Hermes’ CEO Patrick Thomas recently told the Financial Times that sales of leather goods in the luxury market for the second quarter rose to 21 percent.

Chopard, being the long-time sponsor of the Italian road-race called the Mille Miglia, outfits each participant with an individually engraved timepiece from his or her racing-inspired line. The newest watch to the Mille Miglia line is the Mille Miglia GT XL Chrono 2009.

If you’re on the hunt for incomparable art and antiques, there’s only one place to look-The International Fine Art & Antique Dealers Show. It has been recognized as one of the best showcases for quality art since 1989, featuring some of the world’s top dealers.

Hong Kong’s exclusive Conduit Road neighborhood now has a new unidentified resident. A wealthy Chinese buyer has snatched up a luxury apartment at 39 Conduit Road for the record price of $57.3 million.

China has been known for many things throughout the years, some good and some not so good. People have praised China, others have criticized. When it comes to what the country is most known for though, certain things come to mind.

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