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Why Tod’s Group Just Spent 16 Months Pampering a 16th-Century Masterpiece
There is a specific kind of magic that happens when Italian industrial titans decide to play guardian angel to history. This week, the scaffolding finally came down in the heart of Milan, revealing a Palazzo Marino that looks less like a dusty administrative seat and more like the architectural marvel Galeazzo Alessi intended back in…
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When a Hotel Checks Into Fashion — and Fashion Checks Back In
The Luxury Collection and Margherita Maccapani Missoni just raised the bar for what a hotel collaboration can actually mean There’s a moment every April when Milan stops being a city and becomes an idea. During Design Week, the streets fill with installations, the palazzos open their courtyards, and the air itself seems to vibrate at…
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The Luxury Pulse: What the Industry Is Really Saying This Week
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in Automotive, Aviation, Beauty, Business, DRIVE, Fashion, LUST, Real Estate, Watches|Jewelry, YachtsFrom a humbled LVMH to a $437,000 Patek Philippe that tracks sunrises, from Kering’s strategic reboot to billionaires booking biohacking clinics in the Alps — the luxury world in April 2026 is not slowing down. It is reorganizing. And the thread connecting everything is more coherent than it first appears. There are weeks in the…
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The Fragrance Foundation Awards 2026: What the Winners Are Really Telling Us About the Future of Perfume
The Fragrance Foundation gathered the American fragrance industry at Cipriani 42 in New York to announce its 2026 finalists and early winners — and if you know how to read a room, the results are a masterclass in where luxury perfumery is quietly, decisively heading. There is something almost ritualistic about the Fragrance Foundation Awards.…
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This New Hermès Workshop in France Is Quietly Sending a Message To Every Other Luxury House On Earth
Hermès Opens Its 25th Leather Workshop in France — And It’s a Quiet Revolution Hidden in Plain Sight The luxury giant just inaugurated a new atelier in Loupes, Gironde, creating 260 artisan jobs, planting a timber-framed building in a forest, and — perhaps more quietly — sending a message to every other luxury house on…
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Steel, Rain and Reeded Glass — Brizo’s 2026 Drop Changes the Conversation
Brizo‘s boldest year yet is a quiet revolution — marrying Italian-inflected sculptural form with the kind of outdoor living that makes you wonder why you ever stayed inside. There is a particular kind of confidence that comes with naming a faucet after a spool. Not a waterfall, not a cascade, not any of the usual…