Hermès Raises Bag Production On Surging Demand

The French house will open four workshops by 2028 as handbag sales outpace the wider luxury market.
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The French house will open four workshops by 2028 as handbag sales outpace the wider luxury market.

CDLP heads to Mallorca with cool greys, and regenerated Econyl at the heart of its latest women’s swimwear collection.

Kith and adidas Football return after a seven‑year break with a joint collection that crosses the white lines of the pitch and the sidewalks of SoHo without breaking stride

A fresh green palette sweeps across two of côte&ciel’s most recognizable silhouettes.

CHANEL adds Kendrick Lamar to its ambassador roster alongside Nyong’o, Qualley and Komatsu.

These visionaries exemplify the power of individual action coalescing into a collective movement.

Salvatore Ferragamo chooses Earth Day to show its most grounded gesture yet: “Back to Earth,” a capsule landing today.

Louis Vuitton has long treated travel as a stage for self‑expression, and its refreshed Mon Monogram service underscores that belief with quiet conviction.

Simon Porte Jacquemus is repainting the sturdy 3‑Eye in a punchy “banana yellow” and teaming up with the New Hampshire label on a limited drop called “La Bateau.”

Loewe’s Tomato Clutch is a whimsical response to the internet’s obsession with turning the mundane into the magnificent.

Saint Laurent’s Summer 2025 campaign stays indoors. Glen Luchford positions Anok Yai, Penelope Ternes, Ella Mccutcheon and Justino Gonzalez.

Once relegated to the background, these names now shape both the spectacle and the strategy of fame itself.

Balenciaga steps onto a sun‑splashed set with the High Summer 2025 campaign.

Bernard Arnault confirmed the appointment of Jonathan Anderson at LVMH’s annual shareholders meeting on Thursday.

In Spring 2025, handbags embrace “bigger is better”—meet the ludicrously capacious clutch, an accessory so oversized it deserves its own seat.

Prada proposes a slowed‑down view of summer with its new “Days of Summer” campaign. Shot by Oliver Hadlee Pearch

Valentino’s Fall 2025 images land with a whisper, not a blast. Alessandro Michele opens the project with The Poetics of Everyday letter..

Dior Fall 2025 links Monsieur Dior’s 1957 outerwear spirit to present reflections on movement and space.

The campaign slips between fashion spread and travel note, showing how nostalgia can sit comfortably beside modern cut.

LOEWE Paula’s Ibiza 2025 merges the spark of city dressing with an unhurried, sunlit attitude.