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Siegelman Stable is pursuing other sporting partnerships following recent collaborations with the New York Yankees and the New York Mets,...

Sarah Burton has unveiled her inaugural Givenchy campaign, featuring Kaia Gerber, Adut Akech, Vittoria Ceretti, among others. Collier...

Justin Bieber's recent SKYLRK release of "UPSIDE DOWN" sunglasses is now available for purchase. SKYLRK To conclude a week abundant with...

The CEO of the sustainable travel firm and the pop sensation discuss the inspiration for the Joyride collection. Solgaard/ Drew Ganyer...

Gentle Monster introduces its 2025 “BOLD” Collection, with sculptural forms and distinctive bridge elements. Image: Gentle Monster Gentle...

It includes three redesigned nylon bags adorned with embroidery, flower patterns, and appliqués. Cecilie Bahnsen/ PORTER Cecilie Bahnsen...

Balenciaga's Winter 2025 campaign has arrived, representing a contemporary reinterpretation of Juergen Teller's "The Clients" series from...

The business intends to establish 25 additional Arc’teryx stores, primarily in North America, along with several new Salomon locations in...

Subsequent to the announcement, Guess' shares surged by more than 25%. Authentic Brands will possess 51% of the company's intellectual...

The collection includes items intended for layering, such as a brown dual-zip jacket and a pink corduroy jacket. Zamar Velez VERDY's...

The FW25 collection by Goldwin highlights the brand's three fundamental principles: "Science," "Art," and "Nature". Goldwin For...

Ralph Lauren Corp announced a 30% increase in net income for Q1, prompting the business to elevate its fiscal year forecast owing to robust sales growth in North America, Europe, and Asia, and an effective pricing strategy. Due to superior performance in Q1, Ralph Lauren Corp is enhancing its fiscal year estimate, posting a 30% increase in net income relative to the same period last year. The announcement resulted in a greater than 3% increase in Ralph Lauren’s shares, comple

Approximately 1,000 unionized Gucci employees are contemplating a strike due to unpaid welfare incentives pledged by the parent firm Kering for the years 2022-2024. Nurphoto/ Getty Images The luxury business is contending with adverse economic conditions resulting in declining sales, while a series of labor scandals has impacted the Armani Group and LVMH brands, including Loro Piana, Dior, and Valentino. Gucci is now implicated in labor disputes as a thousand employees threat

Palace has released the official lookbook for its Doraemon capsule collection. Palace Palace's Fall 2025 capsule featuring Doraemon...

The collection reimagines Levi's classics through the incorporation of rhinestones, lacing, and an innovative 501 Curve silhouette....

The capsule comprises T-shirts, sweatshirts, softshell jackets, backpacks, and caps adorned with Maserati Corse logo. Maserati Maserati...

Hermès experienced a 9% gain in sales in Q2, sustaining robust performance during the luxury downturn by implementing price increases to counteract US tariffs. Getty Images The luxury fashion brand Hermès has announced a 9% year-over-year gain in sales for Q2, reflecting its robust performance despite the prevailing downturn in the premium market. The Birkin bag manufacturer asserts that its recent price escalation plan has been positively embraced by its customer base, allow

The innovative new frames incorporate adjustable temples, a detachable nose cone, and a temple shape reminiscent of frog legs. Oakley...

The 15% tariff on items destined for the United States exacerbates the already precarious situation for brands such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Chanel, and Hermes. Image: Reuters On Sunday, US President Donald Trump and the European Union finalized a trade agreement, decreasing Trump's proposed 30% tariff to 15%. Nevertheless, the accord significantly deviates from the zero-for-zero tariff arrangement advocated by the EU, further exacerbating pressures on Europe’s luxury apparel

For $1 billion USD, Authentic Brands, Bluestar Alliance, or WHP Global may become the brand's subsequent parent company. Image: Bloomberg According to reports from the Wall Street Journal, luxury conglomerate LVMH is contemplating divesting its ownership in Marc Jacobs, which it acquired after the designer's appointment to Louis Vuitton in 1997. After nearly thirty years, the American designer's brand may be purchased by another entity for approximately $1 billion USD. Source