Luxury companies can take advantage of post-pandemic travel trends and the shift in consumer sentiment by reactivating a dormant product category that has immense potential in 2021 and beyond.
Yes, they are still young – some of them are not even born yet – but since these are the children of millennials, Gen Alphas are growing up having entered the market with a more advanced stage of consumer development compared to prior generations.
U.K. retailer Matchesfashion is continuing its partnership with contemporary art fair Frieze New York, exploring the deep-rooted connection between fashion and art.
French luxury goods conglomerate LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton is announcing the nine finalists for its 2021 Prize for Young Fashion Designers.
After a transformative and tumultuous 2020 forced brands and consumers to adapt, luxury fashion shoppers may be ready to embark on a new era of style.
Luxury, which is a culture’s most premium form of expression, has always been associated with opulence and classical styles in the West. But that is beginning to change.
Dior men’s and Fendi’s womenswear and couture artistic director Kim Jones is putting his own spin on the classic Chuck 70 sneaker in collaboration with Nike-owned sneaker brand Converse.
French fashion conglomerate LVMH has released the list of 20 young fashion designers selected as candidates for its 2021 LVMH Prize.
French fashion house Louis Vuitton has unveiled its latest project, “Louis Vuitton &,” which aims to honor its history of artistic exchanges.
Online retailer Farfetch has launched a new Ramadan campaign highlighting exclusive collections from 30 Middle Eastern and international designers.
