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Ms. Kitching's concepts are informed by her surroundings

Boucheron presents the 'More is More' campaign

Mr. Bushell informs the audience that the difference between its V.S, V.S.O.P and X.O drinks are their respective ages, which leads to different flavor profiles

While a master blender is the final say on what goes out of Hennessy's doors, the wines used to build up the released product are often produced by smaller, family-owned distilleries

Prada presents star-studded interactions with flowers for fall/winter 2023

St. Regis butlers are poised to choreograph luxury experiences for Italy's luxury tourists

The Macallan and Simple Minds celebrate their shared heritage through art

Simple Minds and The Macallan's music video is part of the band's Direction Of The Heart album

Famous faces from around the world gathered in celebration of the Omega milestone

A Vacheron Constantin timepiece centers “Euclidean Pulses 1"

Vacheron Constantin's “Less’ential” theme debuted at Watches and Wonders Geneva 2023

Additionally, the winner will have the unique opportunity to collaborate with Loro Piana's skilled craftsmen and gain insights into the brand's unparalleled expertise in textile production. Runners-up will also receive generous cash prizes, further emphasizing the award's commitment to nurturing talent and fostering creativity. Adhering to the “Regenerate” theme, this year’s award cycle followed a comprehensive selection process. Live from #LVMH 's DreamBox at #VivaTech : Discover @LoroPiana 's unique digital certificate that allows the Maison's customers to discover every step of its exceptional chain of hands, the full journey of elevating fibers into sensorial masterpieces. #LVMH #LoroPiana @VivaTech pic.twitter.com/EG5oWgf1ht — LVMH (@LVMH) June 14, 2023 Focusing on the circular reuse of fibers and materials, young talents from six participating schools including the Fashion Institute of Technology of New York, Heriot Watt University of Edinburgh, Donghua University Shanghai, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Università IUAV di Venezia, and Institut Français de la Mode were invited to submit their original knitwear designs. Entries were then evaluated by a panel of esteemed judges, comprising industry experts, fashion designers and Loro Piana executives. Judges assess the entries based on various criteria, including creativity, technical expertise, sustainable practices, and the ability to push the boundaries of knitwear design. After careful consideration, a shortlist of finalists is selected. These finalists are then given the opportunity to bring their designs to life, with the support and mentorship of Loro Piana's master artisans. The effort culminates in an extraordinary event that showcases the finalists' exceptional wear. A grand finale brings together esteemed guests who gather to witness the unveilings. During the event, each finalist presents their collection on the runway, allowing the audience to experience the intricate craftsmanship and artistic flair behind their work. The atmosphere is charged with anticipation as the judges carefully evaluate the collections, considering their technical execution, aesthetics and ability to resonate with today’s luxury consumer. While the Knit Design Award 2023 celebrates emerging talent, it also acknowledges the achievements of established designers. The competition features a special category, the Loro Piana Heritage Knitwear Award, which pays homage to traditional knitwear techniques and craftsmanship. This category honors designers who have made significant contributions to the field, showcasing their dedication to preserving and evolving age-old techniques. Future of knitwear The company's Knit Design Award holds significant importance for the luxury fashion industry and emerging designers alike. For aspiring designers, it serves as a springboard for their careers, offering exposure to a global audience and industry recognition. The mentorship and support provided by Loro Piana enable these

“When the Sky Blooms with Sakura” aired on June 29

The Sustainable Fashion Communication Playbook goes live

Brand ambassador Mark Ronson stars in “Syncing Sounds — Live” Recognizing the challenge at hand, viewers watch Mr. Ronson’s ambitious attempts to recruit the best that his industry has to offer. On behalf of the brand, the label’s frontman organizes a jam session, guiding the trio through the exercise in none other than New York City, the birthplace of his career; Mr. Ronson started out as a DJ in the late 1990s, his work blending funk, hip-hop and rock genres. Scratching at EGOT status with an Oscar and Golden Globe under his belt, the seven-time Grammy winner counts Amy Winehouse, Adele, Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus and Queens of the Stone Age as clients. Needless to say, the request for American singer-songwriters Abigail Elizabeth Smith, who goes by the stage name Yebba, and David Debrandon Brown, professionally known as Lucky Daye, to join him on this journey possesses some pull. “This is a chance for me to put on a show with some of my favorite musicians who are like family to me,” Mr. Ronson states. “We could go so many different ways [since] some of the greatest musicians of modern times are with us.” [caption id="attachment_380890" align="alignnone" width="465"] Mr. Ronson started out as a DJ in the late 1990s, his work blending funk, hip-hop and rock genres. Image courtesy of Audemars Piguet[/caption] Subsequent scenes involve individual studio sessions and b-roll footage from both U.S. coasts — Yebba navigates New York City streets, while Lucky Daye is based in Los Angeles. Between these action shots, creative director and cross-industry professional Daphnée Lanternier places top-notch finishing touches on the project. Her work in both the fashion and music fields comes in handy here. Ms. Lanternier’s scenographic vision for a mirrored stage that transitions into a screen in the midst of the concert adds a layer of dynamism. [caption id="attachment_380889" align="alignnone" width="465"]