Fashion, Style Guides and News from luxury brands and designers
This spring, Easter in Manhattan has officially traded its fuzzy bunny ears for a set of hand-stitched leather handles. Starting March 13, the fourth-floor chocolate boutique inside Louis Vuitton’s 57th Street flagship—currently a sprawling, temporary “library” of luxury while the permanent Fifth Avenue home undergoes its facelift—becomes the epicenter of haute gastronomy. This isn’t just … Read more
Kering is quietly sketching out its next luxury chapter, and the latest announcements draw a clear picture: heavier bets on jewelry, deeper roots in sustainability and innovation, tighter control of the value chain, and sharper financial discipline on prime real estate. At the same time, there’s a sensitive leadership transition underway at Bottega Veneta. The … Read more
Balenciaga is officially trading traditional tailoring for a laboratory coat this season. For the Spring 26 collection, the House has teamed up with Kering’s Material Innovation Lab to drop two massive tech flexes: bioengineered silk and 3D-woven “origami” suiting. It’s a move that proves Demna isn’t just interested in oversized hoodies and viral accessories—he’s looking … Read more
China’s personal luxury market spent 2025 in a state of “recalibration,” which is essentially corporate-speak for everyone collectively deciding to stop panic-buying handbags and start asking if that fifth leather tote is actually worth the price of a small car. According to the latest deep dive from Bain & Company, the market contracted by about … Read more
Jonathan Anderson’s first Dior haute couture outing for Spring–Summer 2026 landed in Paris like a very serious fashion thesis disguised as an ultra-lush garden party. Under a ceiling thick with moss and cyclamens at the Musée Rodin, he essentially said: “Yes, this is couture, but it’s also my cabinet of curiosities—come snoop.” The collection was … Read more
Every decade, luxury declares itself “at a turning point,” pours another magnum of optimism, and quietly raises prices. But this time, something genuinely structural is happening. From creative-director musical chairs to bankrupt department stores and gold‑priced gold, the industry is being forced to answer a very awkward question: what exactly are we selling for all … Read more