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Two new sneaker designs and three notable faces — actress Yao Chen, athlete Hugo Ekitike and pop star Katy Perry — are featured in the French fashion house’s latest campaign, built around each star’s dedication to wellness and ritual.

Seventeen years on, the British fashion house’s most beloved accessory finds a new spokesperson.

The French jewelry maison is teaming up with King Charles III’s charity to offer training to recent grads and emerging designers.

The French fashion house’s ESG roadmap eyes a reduction of major emissions by 68 percent and the restoration of nearly 2.5 million acres of natural habitats in the coming years.

To boost the campaign, the group is partnering with New York-based goldsmith Kindred Lubeck, who will produce her first collection of wedding jewelry using the Desert Diamonds line.

Reopening on June 1, the property boasts redesigned guest rooms and suites led by interior architect Joyce Wang, as well as new amenities.

Up from 56 percent in Q4, per the firm’s quarterly Global Luxury and Asset Management Monitor, concern spiked most in the latter half of the first quarter, following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

The Italian fashion house is giving its Arcadie and Wander handbags a boost in ads shot by American photographer Steven Meisel.

The window displays and in-store installations pay tribute to the V&A Museum’s exhibition dedicated to the French design house’s founder.

Debuting alongside the global auction house’s ongoing New York Sessions, the deal provides a streamlined process for protecting collector purchases.

“Calder. Rêver en équilibre” will run from April 15 through Aug. 16.

The appointment is part of a new, five-year partnership between the Pernod Ricard-owned brand and the New York cultural staple.

The LVMH-owned maison is out with 17 new high jewelry designs, making brand ambassador Jin of global act BTS the face of its update.

Luxury Unfiltered is a weekly column by Daniel Langer, an expert in luxury branding, hospitality and activations who was named a “Global Top 5 Luxury Key Opinion Leader” by Netbase Quid.

New ads from the French fashion house feature Cuban-Spanish actress Ana de Armas and Chinese musician Ouyang Nana.

The product range, 20 years in the making, appears in a campaign set within the world of “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” and hits stores on May 1.

The collaboration marks the start of a year-long engagement, promising future appearances at lifestyle events including NYCxDesign and Art Basel.

Taking place June 4, this edition of the Hudson Yards event will feature salon-style conversations with industry experts.

Gen Z and millennial consumers are driving 70 percent of the growth as resale becomes their primary destination for shopping.

As the industry moves deeper into 2026, an uncomfortable question is surfacing: not whether sustainability matters, but whether it pays.

Creative director Seán McGirr is showcasing the accessory in a new campaign.