Three Park Hyatt properties in Mexico, new Unbound Collection additions and an Alila partnership with Erewhon headline the hotel group’s late-2026 growth.

The Karakorum, Verone, Himalaya and Tibb return in updated forms as the collection expands into full ready-to-wear looks for the first time.

A limited-edition collaboration from the German luggage brand marks one of the world’s oldest art supplies manufacturers 265th anniversary.

Introduced during Paris Fashion Week alongside the group’s stakes in Boss, Burberry and Mulberry, the British retail conglomerate is bringing together more than 100 luxury stores, including locations from its brands Flannels, Harvey Nichols and The Webster.

The Berkeley Square showroom gives the bespoke business a home in the capital as the marque debuts the DBX GT.

Designed by RDAI behind a collage of five brick facades, the two-floor boutique pairs industrial loft details with work by local artists.

The 8,000-square-meter center, the house’s first new manufacture in more than 30 years, unites knitwear production and training under one roof.

The three-Michelin-starred restaurant will present a five-course menu at the new 1 Hotel Austin during Formula 1 United States Grand Prix weekend.

The company’s 2027 Trends Report finds travelers trading picture-perfect vacations for flexibility, personal growth and shorter, more frequent getaways.

Inspired by a one-off 812 Competizione, the project places chief design officer Flavio Manzoni’s drawings onto hoods and engine covers.

The British makeup artist, who has created runway beauty looks for creative director Matthieu Blazy’s ready-to-wear shows, now leads under the French house’s beauty division.

Shot by British fashion photographer Glen Luchford at Rome’s Centrale Montemartini, creative director Alessandro Michele’s “Interferenze” campaign places models among classical statues and industrial architecture.

With international growth among her priorities, the longtime Cartier executive will take charge of the Belgian leather goods house Dec. 1.

The next generation of the eyewear group’s open-ear hearing frames adds longer battery life, hands-free calling and a wider range of styles.

Four LVMH maisons hosted around 60 guests aboard Belmond’s restored Art Deco train, presenting hands-on workshops and a shared cabinet of curiosities.

The former Vogue communications director will guide the group while it searches for a permanent successor to former CEO Steven Kolb.

Two entrances lead to one 4,505-square-foot space, where Rolex and Omega timepieces sit alongside Messika and Roberto Coin jewelry.

Shot across London, New York, Seoul and Shanghai, the campaign features both street-cast locals and celebrities wearing 10 of the British fashion house’s top styles.