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France’s Louis Vuitton is supporting the quest to end AIDS with the unveiling of red LV trainers on World AIDS Day.

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Lockdowns around the world, the closure of borders and restrictions on travel have led to a spike in inquiries among affluents for second passports and alternative citizenships and residencies, according to the financial advisory firm deVere Group.

Cruise line Cunard is promoting three members of its senior management team as it prepares to resume its ocean cruises next year.

Ecommerce sales eclipsed previous records on Cyber Monday and Black Friday this year, as pandemic worries encouraged consumers to shop online in lieu of seeking out bargains at physical stores.

While fashion design and architecture have historically been examined within the realm of fine art, jewelry has oftentimes been overlooked as an art form.

Global auction house Phillips is navigating its way through the pandemic by staying dedicated to live sales, a departure from other firms which have ramped up digital offerings.

French fashion house Louis Vuitton explores Paris and its newest collection of Capucines bags in a light-hearted and energetic film campaign.

The popularity of livestreaming by museums in China is pushing cultural organizations around the world to follow suit, according to a new report from Jing Culture & Commerce.

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Luxury Daily’s live news: Geoffroy Lefebvre named YNAP CEO, as founder Federico Marchetti becomes chairman; Jaguar Land Rover targets Volkwagen Group SUV imports over off-roading technology; Cartier highlights high jewelry collection in boutique installation; Walpole teams with British luxury brands for holiday auction.

French jeweler Cartier is partnering with duty-free luxury retailer DFS Group to present an immersive experience at its Macau flagship.

Walpole, the official trade body of British luxury, is launching a days-long holiday auction in a charitable endeavor this season.

British automaker Jaguar Land Rover is looking to block sales of sports utility vehicles in the United States from Volkswagen Group, including its luxury subsidiaries Audi and Porsche, over an ongoing patent dispute.