The ultra high net worth’s insight into Art Monaco
Did Art Monaco in July live up to expectations this year? Art connoisseurs offer a critique on what went right and wrong.
Did Art Monaco in July live up to expectations this year? Art connoisseurs offer a critique on what went right and wrong.
As United States tourism to Cuba thaws, luxury brands stand to benefit.
French leather goods house Louis Vuitton is taking support of the arts global by sponsoring a number of artists at the latest Havana Biennale art exhibition in Cuba.
French jeweler Chaumet is partnering with the Académie des César to highlight young French actors in its “Revelations” project before the winners of the 40th annual César Awards Ceremony are announced Feb. 20.
Department store chain Neiman Marcus is commemorating the 20th anniversary of its “The Art of Fashion” campaign with its September issue of The Book, its print and digital magalog.
French design house Givenchy has crafted a narrative for the launch of its latest scent, Dahlia Divin, to give the fragrance a context.
Fashion and jewelry marketers turned to Condé Nast women’s magazine Vogue’s September issue to run long-form campaigns.
The Luxury Collection is catering to its guests’ affinity for art through a partnership with the Outset Contemporary Art Fund.
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St. Regis Hotels and Resorts is inviting art enthusiasts to engage the burgeoning contemporary art scene in Italy with its new “Art Unveiled” program.