
Louis Vuitton Dresses Real Madrid
Louis Vuitton unveils a refined new wardrobe for Real Madrid, combining luxury tailoring with contemporary travelwear.

Louis Vuitton unveils a refined new wardrobe for Real Madrid, combining luxury tailoring with contemporary travelwear.

By putting a watchmaker, a perfumer, and a trunkmaker on an Art Deco train, LVMH revealed its true strategy is to sell a unified worldview, not just individual products.

Beyond the endowments, the 13th annual awards reveal a structured pipeline for fashion's next generation, with top prizes going to Julie Kegels, Zane Li, and Anil Padia.

Zegna’s Su Misura FW26 campaign opens in a tailor’s shop with a jacket that already has a history. Mads Mikkelsen brings in one of his own, to be altered for his son.

PUMA and Porsche take the Pepita off the seat and onto the street.

The move, guided by its eighth-generation Master Blender, brings the historic cognac house into one of the fastest-growing spirits markets in the United States.

Designed by Mai Ikuzawa, the limited apparel is available exclusively at Goodwood and Monterey Car Week, turning attendance into a wearable artifact.

In Osaka, the Roman Maison opens a new flagship where Italian marble meets textiles from Kyoto weavers and art from Makoto Ofune.

The Maison’s annual gathering explores terroir and art with the release of the Vintage 2018, the first from Cellar Master Vincent Chaperon.

For Spring-Summer 2027, creative director Sarah Burton turns away from spectacle and toward personal affinities, presenting a collection born from intimate conversations.

For the Dior Homme Summer 2027 collection, Jonathan Anderson treats the house’s history like a sample library, remixing its codes for a new generation.

For its Spring-Summer 2027 collection, Berluti finds its philosophy in the pages of Saint-Exupéry’s The Little Prince, translating a story about seeing the essential into repairable shoes and impressionistic leather.