Now owned by Watches of Switzerland, the Italian jewelry label is enlisting American actress Dakota Johnson to help refresh its brand identity.

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Presenting three new designs, the Swiss watchmaker celebrated the arrival of what is now its largest U.S. store with a launch party.

The Italian automaker has opened the doors to a refurbished space in Rome.

The LVMH-owned department store is selling special-edition creations from iconic hotels, such as Belmond’s Villa San Andrea.

The U.S. jeweler is continuing to work with the nonprofit, which provides LGBTQ+ youth crisis intervention and suicide prevention services.

The Spanish fashion brand is platforming the work of 30 international artisans as part of its annual initiative.

Confidence in generative artificial intelligence among high-level advertising professionals is rising to record levels.

The Richemont-owned Belgian leather goods house is paying homage to a historic mural by Romanian-American artist Saul Steinberg.

The lifestyle hospitality company now has more than 70 properties in operation or development in the region.

The British automaker and the Danish toymaker unveiled a miniature Valkyrie model, which consists of 707 pieces.

The Irish designer will oversee the French fashion house’s women’s, men’s and haute couture collections.

The Italian fashion house is celebrating 50 years of its distinctive Intrecciato leather weave.

This is the most appetizing the U.S. online retail market has ever been, yet many luxury brands based outside the country continue to try and struggle to enter the mix.

The South Korean automaker is going behind the scenes of Max Original’s costume design, serving as the title sponsor of the show’s third season.

The Diageo-owned spirits label is launching the Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology’s first-ever branded takeover next month.

Starting next month, the wealth management company, in collaboration with the French fashion house, is showcasing designs from former creative directors.

A set of retractable ship platforms will offer passengers of upcoming journeys access to a suite of new amenities.