The late painter, whose work appeared in Tiffany’s latest advertising campaign, is a fashion favourite. It’s no accident: firms like Artestar broker deals between fashion brands and artists or their estates. But keeping them fresh is a challenge.

The most valuable luxury brands are all over 100 years old, but under certain conditions investing in luxury start-ups can deliver stellar returns, writes Pierre Mallevays.

A grand Paris store reopens. But when customers return, what will they expect?

A swift management overhaul, ‘shock and awe’ marketing and new products have contributed to strong momentum since the group acquired the jeweller in January, writes Luca Solca.

This week, French luxury conglomerate Kering made a commitment to go entirely fur-free, but the calculus looks different for LVMH, the world’s largest luxury group.

The French luxury conglomerate’s youth-focused recruitment plan underscores fashion’s need to build stronger more diverse talent pipelines.

The multi-hyphenate mogul appears alongside Lebron James, Roger Federer and Patti Smith as the LVMH-backed luggage brand sets its sights beyond suitcases.

The London-based womenswear designer beat out a shortlist of nine finalists for the prestigious fashion prize.