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Despite the pandemic, Ferragamo was still able to connect with Chinese consumers by leveraging favored Gen Z icons.

Luxury Daily’s live news: Versace, Fendi swap designs to close Milan Fashion Week; Gucci debuts online concept store; Burberry appoints new chief digital and analytics officer; Ferrari partners with Sir Jony Ive, Marc Newson; Four Seasons at Home expands product offerings.

Italian fashion house Gucci has launched Vault, an online concept store created through the vision of the brand’s creative director Alessandro Michele.

Italian automaker Ferrari and its parent company Exor have announced a long term, multi-year collaboration with renowned designers Sir Jony Ive and Marc Newson of the creative collective LoveFrom.

Hospitality group Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts has expanded its collection of luxury goods through its online retail platform.

British fashion house Burberry has named CP Duggal as chief digital and analytics officer, a newly created position, effective Sept. 30.

Italian fashion houses Versace and Fendi ended Milan Fashion Week with an unprecedented design swap, presenting two collaborative capsule collections.

After French luxury conglomerate Kering earned headlines and praise for its official group-wide ban of fur, pressure may grow on other luxury brands and groups to follow suit.

With the diamond industry continuing to trend towards sustainability, technology and innovation will play a key role in the sector.

Swiss watchmaker Vacheron Constantin is getting artsy in new vignettes for its “Science And Complications” series.

We are 18 months into the COVID-19 outbreak and it is starting to be pretty clear that long-haul travel will not be up and running until late 2022 or early 2023.

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Luxury Daily’s live news: Kering says farewell to fur; LVMH, L’Oréal addressing environmental transparency in beauty industry; Loewe Foundation to celebrate artisans with 2022 Craft Prize; The Macallan enlists photographer to celebrate new Double Cask.

The term “luxury” has always been difficult to define, especially as its essence is always changing.

Luxury Daily’s live news: Kering says farewell to fur; LVMH, L’Oréal addressing environmental transparency in beauty industry; Loewe Foundation to celebrate artisans with 2022 Craft Prize; The Macallan enlists photographer to celebrate new Double Cask.

Spanish apparel and accessories house Loewe has opened applications for the fifth edition of its Craft Prize, celebrating creativity and innovation in contemporary craftsmanship.

Scottish whisky maker The Macallan has tapped an acclaimed American artist and photographer to capture the unique flavor profile of Double Cask 30 Years Old, its latest addition to the Double Cask range.

French luxury conglomerate LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton and French cosmetics group L’Oréal are among the organizations that are collaborating on an industry-wide environmental impact assessment for cosmetics products.

French luxury conglomerate Kering has stopped using animal fur, starting from its fall 2022 collections.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced brands to adapt their retail models, from operations to customer communications and talent retention.

Social media has transformed into the ultimate shopping destination, and brands are taking note.