Step into Gucci’s world as the Cruise 2026 collection unfolds in its historic Florence archive. A tribute to timeless craftsmanship and bold innovation, this showcase blends heritage with modern luxury by bringing the essence of Gucci to life in a breathtaking celebration of style.
Following the recent bankruptcy filing by F21 OpCo, Forever 21 has announced Going-Out-of-Business sales across its US stores and online. The liquidation process is being managed by Hilco Consumer-Retail in association with Gordon Brothers and SB360.
Following the successful 2022 release, Clarks Originals and Oasis’s Liam Gallagher have reunited for a new collaboration. This time, the partnership revives the rare Clarks Desert Rain silhouette, originally from the early 2000s, to coincide with Clarks’ 200th anniversary on March 20th.
LVMH undergoes a leadership transformation as Frédéric Arnault prepares to lead Loro Piana, with key appointments at Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior Couture. These strategic moves reflect the luxury group’s dedication to innovation, heritage, and nurturing internal talent.
YSL Beauty’s ‘Don’t Call It Love’ campaign sheds light on hidden signs of abuse and challenges traditional portrayals of love, sparking a global conversation through its Abuse Is Not Love initiative.
Tokamak Energy has raised $125 million to accelerate ambitious plans to commercialise fusion energy and grow its transformative high-temperature superconducting (HTS) technology solution, TE Magnetics.
Emotional loyalty is rooted in a deep, affective connection between a customer and a brand, transcending the mere exchange of goods and services.
LVMH’s orchestration of a fashion extravaganza at the Paris Olympics marks a pivotal moment in the convergence of luxury and sports. By transforming the global stage into a runway, the conglomerate not only elevated the Games’ prestige but also solidified its dominance in the luxury market.
A scandal has rocked HYBE, the agency managing global K-pop superstar BTS. South Korean prosecutors have charged three employees from HYBE subsidiaries with insider trading. The charges stem from allegations that these employees sold HYBE shares before the official announcement of BTS’s hiatus on June 14, 2022.
In partnership with Spotify, the Museu da Língua Portuguesa in São Paulo is hosting the temporary activation “Do You Speak Anitta?” starting May 28.
