The appointment under French luxury conglomerate LVMH is effective July 1, 2026.

The lifestyle hospitality company’s new property will be completed in 2029.

The British fashion house and the Italian eyewear conglomerate are extending their working relationship for another decade.

The Italian automaker connected with members from its network of women owners during the two-day driving and leadership program.

Global economic pressures and generational shifts are influencing the industry, according to new findings from the global consulting firm.

Year-long digital, social and out-of-home campaign placements will feature key expressions from the French Cognac brand, XO included.

Its buyers promise to relaunch the luxury ecommerce platform in 2026.

A Pritzker Prize-winning architect designed the boutique, now the French fashion house’s largest in China.

The group will present their designs on March 26, 2026, at Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris.

The establishment will open early next year within the newly rebranded luxury hotel.

The Danish electronics and audio company is honoring 100 years of design and acoustics with content, plus global events, store openings, a book and new anniversary collections.

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.

As the French fashion house’s artistic program turns 10, the Italian publishing house is helping tell the story of its progression.

The French luxury conglomerate is giving 60 percent of a joint venture agreement involving the property to the private equity firm, raising $690 million in the process.

The U.S. beauty group is recognizing its enhanced sustainable governance efforts.

Guests will be able to access live games “from the comfort of their suites to dynamic shipboard settings where fans come together.”

“Climate-attuned Beauty,” “Future-proof Foods” and “Golden Gap Years” are among the 50 trends included in the latest edition of the London-based market research firm’s annual forecast report.

New York State’s Fashion Workers Act provides models with stronger employment benefits, whether or not they are deemed independent contractors.