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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.

The Swiss watchmaker will return as the tournament partner for the 27th year in a row.

The state-of-the-art facility will be operational in time for the start of The Masters tournament on April 9.

For the 14th edition of the traveling event series, the Italian fashion label presents “Satellites II” in collaboration with Danish film director Nicolas Winding Refn and Japanese game developer Hideo Kojima.

Titled “In My Bag,” the marketing reveals key items that stars LeBron James, Jeremy Allen White, Jude Bellingham, Future, Victor Wembanyama and Jackson Wang travel with.

Across markets, the young demographic is seeking out brands that align with its values of diversity, environmental protection and authenticity.

The luxury conglomerate’s training and professional development program kicked off as part of Made in Italy Day celebrations.

The Diageo-owned spirits brand is celebrating its role as an official supporter of the FIFA event, releasing a limited-edition gold 1942 bottle and a cinematic campaign film starring French football icon Thierry Henry.

The pair will also co-produce original content, including a new series called “Skaters in Cars Scouting Spots,” in which SLS athletes travel through cities in the German automaker’s vehicles exploring local culture.

Parisian architecture firm RDAI, in collaboration with London’s Mamou-Mani Architects, designed the five-story building.

Creative director Jonathan Anderson is playing with the concept of belonging.

The Italian fashion label is sharing its take on the Tai-Chi Sakura in advertisements captured by British artist Frank Lebon.

The German watchmaker’s store is the latest in a series of recent openings that also include flagships in London, Singapore and Shanghai.

The department store owner expects to emerge from bankruptcy this summer.

The Cartagena property occupies a group of restored historic buildings steps from the UNESCO World Heritage Site Walled City.