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Marking 130 years of brilliance, Swarovski’s immersive exhibit, first unveiled in Shanghai, touches down in Los Angeles on October 28th. The exact location of this dazzling showcase is yet to be confirmed.

The New York handbag label makes its foray into the U.S. outlets’ hospitality sector, introducing a café concept designed to engage Gen Z, the demographic credited with revitalizing the brand post-pandemic.

Phaidon and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum unveil an exclusive look into fashion’s history through the designer’s eye, featuring never-before-seen photographs also showcased at the Rencontres d’Arles Festival.

The shoe luxury house has expanded its presence in Melides, Portugal, by renting out two opulent villas. This coastal haven also hosts the designer’s private residence and the Vermelho boutique hotel.

Sofia Coppola takes her first step into documentary filmmaking with an intimate portrait of designer Marc Jacobs, exploring his life and artistry through the lens of their enduring friendship, set to premiere from New York to Venice.

In an unprecedented showcase, Buckingham Palace will unveil ‘Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style,‘ an exhibition spotlighting over two hundred signature pieces from the Queen of England’s private wardrobe.

In a nod to its 1975 origins, the Italian brand has launched Armani/Archivio, a digital platform, paired with an exhibition and fashion show of archival pieces at Milan’s iconic Pinacoteca di Brera.

The Italian luxury brand bets on the island with its new store in Ibiza Gallery, a year after its first opening on the island. They will be the only boutiques to host its latest collaboration with the Skims brand in Spain.

In Make It Ours, Robin Givhan explores the designer’s significant influence across fashion, art, culture, and history. The book highlights how Abloh revolutionized the industry from Louis Vuitton and beyond, without a conventional design education.