Online luxury retailer Mytheresa remains at the forefront of the group’s growth.

The LVMH-owned Champagne house celebrated the global debut of three songs and a new short film for “Every Note Counts.”

The British museum is acquiring its first permanent piece from the French jeweler’s Carte Blanche collection.

Doubling its size, the Italian linens brand added 1,400 square feet to the space’s existing 1,150 square feet.

Specialty jeweler sales rose 2.1 percent last year as gifting holidays and engagement purchases continued to anchor demand, per new insights.

The campaign from the Italian fashion label is captured by British photographer Alasdair McLellan.

The French fashion and leather goods brand is continuing its growth streak.

Actresses Jane Fonda, Kerry Washington and Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu were among those honored during the intimate gathering.

Each of the upcoming development’s estates will be featured on neighboring private islands.

The U.S. holding company is also shuttering nine mainline department store locations.

The U.S. department store chain is introducing exclusive products and hosting events with a rotating set of partners, including Brunello Cucinelli, Chanel, Christian Louboutin and Manolo Blahnik, throughout the anniversary year.

New data from the online retailer shows a strong preference for repeat wear and long-term value, with nearly half of consumers surveyed viewing their fashion buys as financial investments.

The nonprofit is sharing resources amid a transition to higher standards, including a new, global policy requiring third-party verification of all assessments and recertifications, active as of Feb. 1.

The French luxury resale platform is promoting 1990s-era designer listings ahead of the new television series’ premiere.

The South Korean boy band member wears the Swiss watchmaker’s new Big Bang Original Unico in a new campaign.

Japanese artist Tadashi Kawamata will craft three permanent installations for the LVMH-owned Champagne house’s headquarters.

Innovation and product launches, which rose more than 20 percent year-on-year, led primarily by an interest in treatments, styling and scalp care, helped propel the category to the strongest dollar growth from the luxury beauty sector last year, the research firm finds.

The spring/summer 2026 ads meditate on fashion and fragility, featuring seasonal hits such as the Panthea Bag.