Promoting ready-to-wear inspired by lush landscapes, the French label is connecting with Michelin-starred chefs for its exclusive global Vivre au Vert dining series.
The Swiss watchmaker is enhancing client experiences in-store, adding more timepieces, including boutique-exclusive models, and a new customization area for bespoke services to the reopened location.
Promoting ready-to-wear inspired by lush landscapes, the French label is connecting with Michelin-starred chefs for its exclusive global Vivre au Vert dining series.
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Kicking off in-store and online this month, the British department store chain is exploring cultural fixations with a “biannual celebration of the season’s most irresistible ideas and objects.”
The U.S.-based travel and lifestyle brand tapped American photographer Christopher Anderson and Swedish filmmaker Nim Kyong Ran to capture its 50th anniversary campaign.
Arriving from Swiss apparel and accessories label Bally, the appointee has trained at top Italian fashion houses including Bottega Veneta and Dolce & Gabbana, as well as with Belgian fashion brand A.F. Vandevorst.
Announced last Friday, a statement from the country’s oldest and largest corporation cites U.S. tariffs and slower post-pandemic foot traffic among the reasons it has decided to restructure.
Arriving in light of International Women’s Day and launched under its Abuse Is Not Love program, "Don’t Call It Love” titles the French brand's latest campaign entry.
