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From Fifth Avenue Deals to AI Gems as Kering Future Proofs Its Portfolio
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…
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2026 NYC Hospitality Forecast: “Neuro-Gastronomy” and Ingredient Purity Replace Old Luxury in High-End Dining
NYC Bids Farewell to Foie Gras and Hello to Cognitive Cocktails New York City’s fine-dining scene is currently undergoing a mid-life crisis, but instead of buying a sports car, it’s bought a laboratory and a gym membership. According to a new forecast by the Culinary Architect Studio, the “old luxury” of heavy creams, gold-leaf garnishes,…
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De Beers London Reimagines Rarity
In the ever-evolving theater of high jewelry, where provenance is increasingly the lead protagonist, De Beers London has staged a compelling new act. The house has unveiled a twelve-piece capsule collection in collaboration with GemFair, marking the first time diamonds from this pioneering artisanal sourcing initiative have taken center stage in a dedicated luxury line.…
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CFDA and Ralph Lauren Commit to Domestic Innovation and Workforce Training with Landmark Manufacturing Funds
When the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) and Ralph Lauren team up, it’s rarely just about the clothes. In 2026, the real luxury is resilience. In a move to shield the “Made in USA” label from global supply chain volatility and rising tariffs, the duo has launched a dual-grant initiative to modernize the…
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The 14-Day Luxury Briefing: Boardroom Coups, Five-Story Flagships, and the Future of Connection
In the fast-moving world of high-end fashion and lifestyle, two weeks can feel like a century. We’ve seen a whirlwind of activity that signals a fundamental shift in how the world’s most prestigious houses operate—moving away from selling objects and toward building entire ecosystems. From LVMH’s aggressive pivot into high-end hospitality to Dior’s architectural floral…
