LVMH, the world’s largest luxury group, posted yet another year of record sales, racking up global turnover of €53.7 billion in 2020, a 15% increase on the previous year.

Jeremy Scott has cancelled his upcoming runway show in New York, in a move that will significantly weaken the American fashion catwalk season. Instead, the designer will show during haute couture in Paris in July.

Just a few short years ago, Thomas Sabo was busy expanding its Canadian operations. Now, the Germany-based jewellery and watch brand confirmed on Monday it is shuttering all stores in the country. 

Alessandra Facchinetti has been named creative director of Harlan + Holden, an Asian fashion company that defines itself as the world’s first “time-saving” clothing brand.

LVMH brand Louis Vuitton will open its largest flagship store in Japan in Osaka’s Shinsaibashi on February 1 and will open its first café and restaurant inside the flagship store on February 15.  

The spread of the deadly coronavirus in China could mean the world’s luxury industry seeing sales dented by fewer Chinese shoppers travelling abroad, tax-free payments specialist Planet said on Thursday.

Madrid-born jewelry brand Unode50 is expanding its footprint in North America with the opening of its second store in Puerto Rico. 

Fans of Holly Golightly rejoice – Tiffany is bringing the Breakfast at Tiffany’s experience to London this February.

Chanel couturier Virginie Viard went back to the roots of the house for inspiration this couture season, back before Coco imagined she would be a designer – all the way to her convent school deep in rural France.

Pandora is hiring about 80 software engineers, designers and analysts to form a new data-driven unit at its Copenhagen HQ. The new team will be tasked with improving customer experience and perfecting personalisation.

Swiss luxury group Richemont had good news and bad for its latest quarter as Fashion & Accessories sales fell, but it saw good growth overall in most of its markets for the wider business.

The world’s largest diamond jewelry retailer has announced holiday sales that exceeded its expectations, results which led the company to revise up its guidance for both the fourth quarter and full year fiscal 2020.

Italian luxury house Bvlgari has presented an exclusive version of its iconic Fiorever pendant to celebrate the Chinese New Year, which falls on January 25. 

Who’s Next will run from January 17 to 20 at the Porte de Versailles, with the theme 'Mirror Palace', driven by its sustainable space 'Impact', which will return for a second edition. 

Tiffany & Co. has relocated its 10-story New York flagship for a long-planned renovation. 

High-end e-tail giant Yoox Net-A-Porter has named Nisreen Shocair as its CEO, Middle East. She joins with “extensive global retail and e-commerce expertise, holding senior positions in the UAE and New York”.