The LVMH-owned brand is granting lessons in luxury in time for holiday festivities.

If luxury brands are to rally against the market slump, they must think carefully about how their design resonates with today’s consumer values.

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The global beauty conglomerate explains that the dedicated building will centralize members of its fragrance marketing, creative and product development teams.

The French hotel giant aims to blend design inspired by the culture of its home country with Hai Phong’s architectural heritage.

The German automaker’s 2024 championship at Castle Pines Golf Club netted $10.2 million for the Evans Scholars Foundation, a nonprofit providing college scholarships to golf caddies.

The luxury resale platform is expanding its bricks-and-mortar footprint with the launch of a new store, stationed in the city’s Montrose Collective mall.

Augmented reality and artificial intelligence will carry momentum into the new year.

The interview series explores the career paths, current projects and next steps of those shaping the world’s best luxury brands.

The German luxury goods maker’s store features a special Meisterstück exhibition.

The German automaker’s update will offer drivers and passengers more natural and dynamic interactions with in-vehicle features.

The Italian eyewear conglomerate will continue working with the company to develop, produce and distribute its eyewear collections for the next decade.

The Swiss watchmaker is filing a new collaboration under its Perpetual Arts initiative.

The French footwear maker’s latest short film stars Golden Globe-winning actress Eva Green.

The Kering-owned Italian porcelain brand is showcasing its Diva, Tesori, Labirinto and Catene lines.

The announcement reinforces a collaboration that has seen the label’s revenue triple since 2020.

The six-day motoring event offers participants a journey through Honshu’s scenic landscapes and cultural landmarks.

Sold in the U.K for $1.97 million, the vintage pocket watch from 1912 is the highest-valued piece of memorabilia from the ship ever sold.