From “Craft is our Language” by Bottega Veneta, to LVMH’s F1 deal and beyond, the year’s most compelling launches sparked conversation, speaking to the future of luxury.

The American multinational hospitality company’s luxury segment, which includes the Waldorf Astoria, is driving growth.

The company is winding down its off-price division.

The celebration features a limited-edition bottle and an apparel capsule created in collaboration with New York-based lifestyle brand Siegelman Stable.

The Belgian fashion designer took over at the French couture house in 2021.

Amid expanded domestic tourism and improved consumer sentiment, experts say the market appeared more stable by the end of 2025.

The interview series explores the career paths, current projects and next steps of those shaping the world’s best luxury brands.

An educational module for secondary schoolers is launching as immersive activities for young children go live at local site’s such as Fondazione Prada and the new Sea Beyond Literacy Center.

The department store trialed the program last year, reporting a 271 percent increase in the number of Unlocked Keys collected in exchange for items brought in between September and November.

The jewelry brand’s Rue de La Paix location is now its largest boutique globally.

The Italian talent is currently ranked fifth in the world.

Once a haven for creatives such as Marc Chagall and Pablo Picasso, the French village of Saint-Paul-de-Vence provides the backdrop for the Italian cashmere label’s collection, shot by fashion photographer Mario Sorrenti.

The Hong Kong-based group’s flagship brand is the subject of a new film starring singer, actress and “Langham Luminary” Dannii Minogue.

With the debut, the British luxury bed manufacturer kicks off its 125th anniversary celebration.

The global hospitality brand currently runs 135 hotels and 61 residences across 47 countries.

The nearly 10,000 square-foot concept space links high watchmaking with hospitality, art and music.

The development will serve more than 900,000 people, including residents of Chicago’s South Side and Southland, where cancer is a leading cause of death.

Following a year marked by compromised supply chains and regulatory compliance challenges, consumers are demanding greater transparency from high-end brands.