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If luxury brands want to survive in this new era of accountability – let alone lead – then let me be blunt: we need a supply chain revolution.

The LVMH-owned Champagne maker is crafting a limited-edition vintage with the help of the founder of French fashion house Jacquemus.

The U.S. jeweler premiered one-of-a-kind exclusives during the event.

The development will debut in 2029.

The California-based luxury home furnishings company is reinventing its in-store experience to focus on shared culture within the French capital.

The work of British-Nigerian artist and designer Yinka Ilori is central to the department store chain's seasonal programming.

The U.S.-based travel and lifestyle label is teaming up with sports stars Lando Norris and Nelly Korda for the initiative.

The deal between the luxury group and the U.S. health insurance provider is expected to reshape the global eyewear market.

The Hilton-owned luxury hotel is in the midst of its “opening season.”

The licensing deal will bring the Danish electronics and audio company’s acoustic engineering technology to a new project.

The appointments support the marque's future-facing design vision following the debut of the EXP 15 concept car in Monterey in August.

The U.S. retailer is adopting a concept of excess and extravagance in its autumn advertising.

The Italian maison is continuing the unique self-expression narrative it began at Paris Fashion Week.

The auction house's appointment follows a strong performance from the category in 2024.

The designer transformed contemporary fashion during the more than five decades spent at the helm of his independent luxury house.

The City Wide Celebration initiative features more than 1,000 fashion and retail experiences, plus “At Home With,” a newly-launched panel discussion series.

The 26-year-old English performer will participate in promotional activities and appear in future campaigns for the French jeweler.

Running through Sept. 6, the promotion encourages shoppers to invest in classic styles from the likes of Chanel, Dior, Hermès and Louis Vuitton at throwback prices.

The LVMH-owned Cognac brand is merging Amapiano, Afrobeats and hip-hop sounds onto one track for the first time in the history of the “genre-fusing” initiative, founded in 2011.

The British automaker has been named the official vehicle of the nonprofit trade organization’s annual awards event.

The U.S. jeweler is introducing a more contemporary architectural interpretation of its Fifth Avenue home outside of the U.S.