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Alexander McQueen presents the Manta 2026 campaign

Dior presents its fall 2025 campaign

Versace presents its crossover with Onitsuka Tiger

Ralph Lauren presents spring/summer 2026

The RealReal presents “I Am Real”

1stDibs presents the first episode of “Objects of Desire”

1stDibs shares a trailer for “Objects of Desire”

Many versions of Ms. Robbie move through a stylized Parisian setting in the new Chanel 25 campaign film

Ms. Robbie speaks to Ms. Minogue in exclusive digital content from Chanel

“‘A Sorpres” translates to “by surprise,” a reference to the thrill of vintage finds

What began as a single program established on the conviction that women, given adequate financial, social and human capital support, can drive meaningful change in business and society has expanded considerably in scope over two decades. The number of annual fellows has grown from 18 to 30, new regional categories have been added to reflect a widening geographic reach and the fellowship curriculum has deepened to include a customized INSEAD Women’s Impact Entrepreneurship Programme, executive leadership coaching and ongoing business training. The impact data bears out the program’s reach. According to a 2025 fellow survey, 76 percent of recent fellows had grown their revenue and 44 percent had entered new markets since completing the fellowship. Sixty-six percent raised additional financing in 2024. At the completion of their fellowship year, 97 percent of 2024 fellows reported increased self-confidence, 94 percent reported stronger leadership skills and 100 percent felt a sense of belonging to a global community. This year’s cohort reflects the program’s continued geographic expansion. For the first time, the initiative has recognized a fellow from Nepal. [caption id="attachment_433133" align="alignnone" width="465"] In two decades, the program has backed 330 fellows across 66 countries, distributing more than $14 million in grant funding. Image credit: Cartier[/caption] The 30 selected fellows represent the top t

Swarovski presents a short film starring Ariana Grande

Longchamp presents a film featuring the bespoke surfboard created with craftsmen from the Shapers Club

Prada presents “Re-Nylon 2026: Stewards of the Ocean: Japan”

The Macallan presents “Distil Your World Paris”

Mikimoto presents “1893 Mikimoto – Time on a String”

Dolce & Gabbana presents Lee Sung Kyoung for SS26

Patrón presents “The Perfect Pour”

Tiffany & Co. highlights HardWear alongside the ambassador In the film, the actress is seen writing a letter to her young daughter while balancing life on camera, professional commitments and navigating everyday challenges in New York City, where the jeweler is based. The message tells the child how to build up her confidence and character through finding joy in the ordinary and by making personal progress through non-perfection. Throughout the narrative, Ms. Portman dons earrings, necklaces and bracelets from the HardWear collection, each accompanying her on her own journey to self-acceptance. “Strength appears in different ways throughout our lives – through courage, curiosity, compassion and joy,” said Ms. Portman, in a statement. “It’s found in the thrill of growth and in the discovery of new dimensions within ourselves,” she said. “Mona and Brady have crafted a beautiful and meaningful film that reflects the experience I’ve had over the years and the journey that continues to shape who I am becoming.” [caption id="attachment_432688" align="alignnone" width="465"] Mr. Corbet and Ms. Fastvold have a history with the star, as she played the lead in their 2018 film “Vox Lux.” Image credit: Tiffany & Co.[/caption] Tiffany & Co.’s latest marketing launch is set to an original, orchestral composition of the song “Moon River,” originally performed by actress Audrey Hepburn for the classic 1961 film Breakfast at Tiffany’s. The house also collaborated with Academy Award-winning Dutch-Swedish cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema on the advertisement, as the professional was behind the lens for the on-location shoot, capturing the scenes on 70mm film stock, much like major theatrical releases of the past, such as West Side Story, The Sound of Music and 2001: A Space Odyssey. “Collaborating with Tiffany & Co. was an honor and a pleasure,” said Mr. Corbet and Ms. Fastvold, in a joint statement. “We were drawn to the opportunity to create something aligned with their historic identity,” they said. “The film was shot on 70mm, a format that allowed us to reflect the brand’s craftsmanship with extraordinary fidelity. “We’re grateful for the trust and care that made the collaboration possible.” [caption id="attachment_432689" align="alignnone" width="465"] Mr. van Hoytema took home the Oscar for Best Cinematography for his work on 2023’s “Oppenheimer.” Image credit: Tiffany & Co.[/caption] The HardWear collection is available now, in-store and on the maison’s website . Movie magic By partnering with Ms. Portman, Mr. Corbet, Mr. Fastvold and Mr. van Hoytema, Tiffany & Co. is expanding its reach within Hollywood. All of these leading industry talents add to a growing roster of representatives and collaborators from the entertainment industry, particularly prestige film. This push assists the maison in increasing its appeal to both aspirational audiences, who enjoy the work of the participating figures, and core, affluent clientele alike.