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The four-floor store features a flowing glass facade created by Japanese architect Jun Aoki.

The Miami-based real estate investment firm is taking over the 253-room hotel.

Tobias Sühlmann is succeeding Michael Mauer, who has guided the German automaker’s aesthetic for more than 20 years.

While full-year sales are down, the French luxury conglomerate showed signs of improvement in the fourth quarter.

Three creatives, including Mexican photographer Tania Franco Klein, British multidisciplinary artist Frank Lebon and American fashion photographer Steven Meisel, led the Italian fashion label’s latest project.

The luxury category is saturated with choice, and not all brands will endure.

The resort features nearly 300 guest rooms and suites, eight restaurants and bars, the largest ballroom in the area and a dedicated wellness facility.

The U.S. beauty group continues to adjust its growth strategy under new leadership.

Terrence Zhou, the founder of fashion and art brand Bad Binch TongTong, received a grand prize of $60,000.

The 20-year-old artist rocked a custom outfit from the Italian fashion house at the 2026 Grammy Awards.

The fashion brand is activating in Italy and in major American markets as the games kick off.

The British menswear label is combining house codes with rock music inspirations in its latest seasonal marketing endeavor.

The accreditation recognizes the Rémy Cointreau-owned maison’s approach to biodiverse viticulture practices and responsible vineyard operations.

Under the agreement, the Swiss watchmaker will also sponsor the British automaker’s Formula One team.

The U.S. beauty group credits the shift to stronger demand in mainland China and continued fragrance momentum.

Aimed at accelerating responsible innovation, the French luxury conglomerate’s program is open to applications from students and startups.

Legacy luxury labels are reestablishing themselves in the rankings.

The interview series explores the career paths, current projects and next steps of those shaping the world’s best luxury brands.

The global hospitality company introduces the program as a response to new research showing 88 percent of sports fans extend quick sporting event trips into full weekend getaways.

The campaign, captured by British photographer Glen Luchford, appears in print and across the French fashion house’s platforms starting Feb. 5.

The Belgian fashion designer comes to the Prada Group-owned label from French couture house Alaïa.