He succeeds Lorenzo Bertelli, head of CSR at Prada Group, at the product authentication nonprofit, now home to more than 50 luxury brand members.

Three months after her record-breaking Olympic run, the 20-year-old athlete is signed to the French fashion house.

The Italian fashion label’s Gommino and T-Timeless collections, as well as the new Metal Dots bag, lead its latest campaign, among other summer wardrobe styles.

The French luxury resale platform has curated more than 500 pre-loved pieces, pairing vintage finds with red-carpet-worthy looks from houses including Dior, Gabriela Hearst, Mugler, Schiaparelli and Valentino.

In addition, Italian filmmaker Margherita Spampinato will receive the program’s Emerging Talent Award during the Cannes Film Festival ceremony on May 17.

The Belgian leather goods house has reimagined its iconic 1958 handbag.

For the launch, the Swiss watchmaker used items from the museum’s ancient world holdings as its source material, building each chronograph around a specific sculpture from one of four civilizations.

The new “Dior: Crafting Fashion” exhibition draws on nearly 100 historic pieces, placing a few on display publicly for the very first time.

The video highlights the luxury hospitality company’s flexible check-in clock, featuring a series of vignettes set across its global properties.

The British fashion house is making good on its 170th anniversary by training the next generation of designers.

The annual award from the Swiss watchmaker honors novels and short stories from young authors.

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The Italian fashion label is bringing its “Made In…” series to the region, launching limited-edition sandal designs inspired by traditional Kolhapuri Chappals parallel the three-year program.

The French fashion house has acquired the family-owned vineyard and winery for a reported $39 million.

Six days of installations, exhibitions and limited-edition debuts from maisons including Baccarat, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Kohler, Loro Piana, Louis Vuitton, Panerai and more led the city’s Salone del Mobile program.

The collaboration arrives as the German fashion house wades into the home goods category.

The project lands as the multinational luxury hospitality company’s Americas pipeline grows.

Supported by a series of global pop-ups and a new campaign, the Italian fashion company’s signature is heading into warm-weather territory.