The company will extend its virtual try-on technology to the fashion space via its acquisition of Wannaby Inc. from Farfetch.

The company creates noise reduction and voice enhancement tools, allowing those with hearing impairments to better understand speech.

The artwork combines ideas from Eastern philosophies with a unique knife-carved painting style.

Joined by Chinese actors Xiao Zhan and Ni Ni, the Italian fashion label is engaging both global brand ambassadors ahead of the start of the Year of the Snake.

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

The “Memorabile. Ipermoda” exhibition explores fashion’s relationship to contemporary society.

The digital drop includes a cameo from Ilaria Resta, CEO of the Swiss watchmaker.

The German automaker is taking additional steps towards securing a sustainable supply chain.

The Italian fashion label’s cofounder passed away in Italy on Jan. 2, leaving behind a legacy of glamor.

The French fashion house is reviving a set of playful designs, marking the 20-year anniversary of an epoch-making collaboration with a re-edition.

This year’s show had a successful run during Miami Art Week with a theme of “interdependence.”

The IHG-owned property is slated to open in 2026 and will be located in the largest skyscraper in Latin America.

The jewelry group aims to transform the client experience with educational and entertaining content.

The American division of the Canadian holding company Hudson’s Bay Company purchased the U.S. department store for a total enterprise value of $2.7 billion.

The brand celebrated the occasion with the Maserati GT2 Stradale and the Maserati GranTurismo “110 ANNIVERSARIO”.

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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