Ex Nihilo unveils Demon Dancer, its newest Eau de Parfum, inside Blue Box, a new pop-up on rue des Francs-Bourgeois in Le Marais, ahead of the fragrance's worldwide release on September 1, 2026. The fragrance launched exclusively at Harrods in London on July 17, and now lives inside the Paris pop-up before reaching the global market.
Aurélien London Flagship has arrived at 59 Brompton Road in Knightsbridge, London, weeks after the Dutch luxury Maison expanded its presence at Harrods. The 3,228-square-foot flagship brings Aurélien's City and Yacht loafers, ready-to-wear and accessories together across three floors shaped by its Smart Luxury philosophy.
Louis Vuitton Las Vegas has two new Capucines Minis exclusive to The Shops at Crystals. Inside the newly renovated flagship, the Wild Roses edition takes 75 hours of hand embroidery, alongside the exclusive Capucines Mini Icone and a custom Casino Trunk.
Roger Vivier Pièce Unique introduces shoes for the first time with L’Atelier des Papillons, the Fall/Winter 2026/27 collection by Gherardo Felloni. Presented in Paris in July 2026, its 31 one-of-a-kind creations include Choc pumps, Viv’ Run sneakers, precious bags and embroidered vests worked with river pearls, hand-painted feathers, crystals and mother-of-pearl.
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Loewe marks 180 years with a capsule collection featuring the Amazona 180, the Puzzle, the Flamenco and lion motifs by David Shrigley. Available now at loewe.com and in select stores worldwide.
In 1885, Georges-Louis Vuitton chose London for the Maison's first steps outside of Paris. This April, Louis Vuitton brought that story to 28 Berkeley Square in Mayfair. The Louis Vuitton Hotel London runs from April 24th through June 21st, five floors dedicated to five iconic bags: the Keepall, the Alma, the Speedy, the Neverfull, and the Noé. Have afternoon tea at Café Alma overlooking Berkeley Square. Unlock the gold-drenched Speedy P9 Safe Room with your own room key. End the evening at Bar Noé with champagne and DJs until 11pm. Drop your own Louis Vuitton bag off for care and repair on the way in. Everything on display is available to purchase.
JW Anderson x Eddie Glew debut the Basket Bag at Salone del Mobile 2026, handwoven from British willow by Eddie Glew, a Yeoman Basketmaker and sculptor based in Staffordshire, England. The collection includes the Blanket Basket, the Log Basket, and the Laundry Basket, all finished with chocolate vegetable-tanned leather and gunmetal-finish hardware, drawing from medieval storage chests found in stately homes. No two baskets are identical. At the JW Anderson flagship on Via Sant'Andrea, Glew staged a live demonstration carving wooden flowers by hand, a skill rooted in a Romany tradition his late father first taught him.
Tod’s Icons by Icons unfolds during Milan Design Week at Via Savona 56, where the Gommino loafer steps into dialogue with four pillars of Italian design. Born in 1979, the driving shoe becomes a collector’s object through limited-edition interpretations inspired by Joe Colombo, Gaetano Pesce, Michele De Lucchi, and Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni. Furniture and footwear meet face to face, from the Elda armchair to the RR226 radiofonografo. Across the exhibition path, Tod’s artisans bring the process to life with live hand-stitching, grounding the project in craftsmanship and reinforcing a distinctly Italian vision of design
Gucci Memoria marks Demna's first Fuorisalone as Gucci's Creative Director, and it is the most talked-about installation of this Milan Design Week. Housed in the historic Chiostri di San Simpliciano in Milan's Brera district, the exhibition traces 105 years of Gucci history through twelve monumental tapestries, from Guccio Gucci's days as a bellboy at The Savoy in London to Demna's own studio in Florence. A botanical garden inspired by the iconic Flora motif and Gucci Giardino vending machines complete the experience. Flora motif bags and accessories are available now at Gucci boutiques on Via Montenapoleone, Galleria, Rinascente, and Malpensa.
This Milan Design Week, Dior Maison and French designer Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance unveiled 27 new references of the Corolle lamp collection at Palazzo Landriani, Via Borgonuovo 25, Milan. Inspired by Christian Dior's iconic Corolle skirt from 1947, the lamps are handcrafted in two traditions: mouth-blown Murano glass in Italy and madake bamboo woven by master craftsmen in Kyoto, Japan. Available in four sizes and starting from €2,300, the collection is now available for purchase and customization at the Dior Maison boutique on Corso Venezia, Milan, and at dior.com.
Hermès Maison returns to La Pelota, Via Palermo 10, Milan, every April, and this Milan Design Week delivered three new additions to the Hermès Home Collections. The Stadium d'Hermès table, imagined by British design duo Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, features a figure-of-eight top in marble marquetry combining Carrara Venato and Verde Alpi, its legs carrying a two-tone Jumping motif rooted in the house's equestrian heritage. The Palladion d'Hermès introduces hammered palladium-plated metal objects, combining leather, horsehair, and cassia wood, named after Pallas Athena. New cashmere plaids, hand-woven in Nepal and assembled with needle embroidery, complete the collection.
On April 23, 2026, Vespa celebrated its 80th anniversary at its Milan store Vespa The Empty Space on Via Broletto 13, marking eight decades since the original two-wheeler rolled out of Pontedera in 1946. The brand launched two new limited edition models, the Primavera 80th and GTS 80th, dressed in an archival pastel green drawn from the historic Piaggio archives, alongside an anniversary capsule collection including a varsity jacket, field jacket, apparel, and accessories. Celebrations continue in Rome from June 25th to 28th.
The Fendi Baguette 26424 Re-Edition is the latest revival of Fendi's most iconic bag, originally created by Silvia Venturini Fendi in 1997 and now reimagined by Creative Director Maria Grazia Chiuri for Fall/Winter 2026. The collection comprises twenty variations, six exclusive to Milan, built from the Maison's archives with a softer silhouette and refined under-the-arm wearability. Several versions feature Chanakya's signature Aari and Zardozi hand-embroidery, mirrored sequins, and cascading sequin surfaces. Presented at Palazzo Fendi Milano during Milan Design Week, the collection is now available at Fendi boutiques worldwide and at fendi.com.
This Milan Design Week marks the first Armani/Casa presence at Corso Venezia 14 since the passing of Giorgio Armani in September 2025. Origins, the exhibition conceived for this occasion, pays tribute to his vision through eight reissued design icons, from the Logo lamp he created in 1982 to the Baloon armchair and Riesling bar cabinet, each reinterpreted in new materials while preserving its original silhouette. The second floor transports visitors into three furnished living rooms drawn from his private homes in Milan, St. Moritz, and Pantelleria, each defined by large hand-painted watercolor backdrops. This is the first chapter of an ongoing project. Future Milan Design Weeks will bring new rooms and new homes.
Since 2012, Louis Vuitton Objets Nomades has brought together the world's most influential designers to reinterpret the Maison's travel heritage into collectible furniture and objects. This Milan Design Week, Louis Vuitton returned to Palazzo Serbelloni on Corso Venezia in Milan for its latest edition, diving deep into 1920s Parisian Art Deco through the vision of Gaston-Louis Vuitton and designer Pierre Legrain. The Exhibition unfolded across six narrative niches, from a train carriage room to a living room anchored by Estudio Campana's iconic Cocoon armchair and a one-of-a-kind aquamarine foosball table. A courtyard installation painted live by seven Brera Academy students completed the experience. Select pieces are available for sale at louisvuitton.com.
Buccellati Caviar Collection expands with new pieces this Milan Design Week, celebrated through Aquae Mirabiles, an immersive installation at Piazza Tomasi di Lampedusa in Milan, adjacent to the Maison's headquarters. Curated by Federica Sala, designed by Balich Wonder Studio, and illustrated by British artist Luke Edward Hall, the installation transformed the space into an imagined Atlantis, with silver sturgeons, Roman mythological figures, and a wave-shaped banquet table set with the entire Caviar collection. Founded in 1919 by Mario Buccellati in Milan, the Maison's Caviar silverware line features handcrafted silver microspheres across trays, plates, caviar spoons, ice buckets, wine glasses, flutes, and Murano glassware. New additions include a six-piece flatware set, two caviar holders, and a bread plate. Pieces start from $850. Available now at buccellati.com.
This Milan Design Week, Elie Saab Maison presented The Milanese House – Una Notte a Milano at Via Pietro Mascagni 2, transforming a showroom into a Milanese apartment after dark. Developed under the creative direction of architect Carlo Colombo, the installation drew from the cinematic language of 1970s Milan, with rooms defined by light, sound, and Mediterranean scent. The 2026 collection introduced the Mascagni and Manzoni sofas, the Royal Byblos reissue, the Atlas dining table with the signature Volo pattern, the Nobile desk, the Musa bed, and the Lobster armchair in a limited edition olive dégradé finish. Materials include Italian bouclé and wool, Camouflage Marble, Lepanto Green, and bronze and nocturnal blue metal finishes.
Since the mid-1980s, the plaid has been one of Loro Piana's most enduring objects, a testing ground for the Maison's finest fibers and most ambitious craft techniques. This Milan Design Week, Loro Piana launched Studies, a long-term exhibition framework dedicated to exploring its universe through focused case studies. Chapter I: On the Plaid presented twenty-four individual plaids at the Maison's Milan headquarters in Cortile della Seta, Via della Moscova 33, each treated as an artwork and produced on a made-to-order basis. From 1,850 hours of hand embroidery on the Sherazade plaid to raw Vicuña and baby cashmere shown alongside finished pieces, The Exhibition traced forty years of material research and savoir-faire. Future chapters of Studies will follow, each dedicated to a new object within Loro Piana's world.
Swarovski debuts The Quest for Light at its Piazza Duomo flagship during Milan Design Week 2026, an immersive illustrated book co-written by Markus Langes-Swarovski and brought to life by illustrator Hiro Kamigaki and studio Ic4Design. The seek-and-find journey takes readers from Swarovski's historic headquarters in Wattens, Austria, into a luminous crystal universe in search of four great crystals: Trust, Love, Courage, and Creation. Featuring iconic Swarovski figurines, jewelry, and a home decor collection celebrating its 50th anniversary, the book is available now in select boutiques worldwide.
Prada Home unveiled its first permanent retail space on Via Montenapoleone in Milan during Milan Design Week 2025. American artist Theaster Gates anchors the debut with Chawan Cabinet, an installation built around Japanese ceramic tradition, bringing together tea bowls, sculptural vases, and invite-only ceremonies led by Japanese tea masters. In parallel, Prada Frames In Sight concludes its three-day annual symposium at Santa Maria delle Grazie, curated by Formafantasma, gathering artists, theorists, and cultural figures including Paola Antonelli, Ed Atkins, and Jonas Staal to examine how images shape knowledge, identity, and the way the world is understood.
Cadar lands in Milan with Circle of Light, a sculptural candle system that turns the New York fine jewelry Maison’s signature gold codes into glass, scent, and light. Developed with Venini and master perfumer Alberto Morillas, the hand-blown modules stack into a glowing sphere, echoing the circular forms that run through Cadar’s jewelry collections, from Light to Endless and Reflections. Presented during Milan Design Week at the Venini booth, the object sits between jewelry and design, built to be assembled, displayed, and lived with. Available at Cadar’s New York boutique and online.
At Milan Design Week 2026, Longchamp invited French designer Patrick Jouin to reinterpret its most iconic codes into furniture, lighting, and objects for the home. Presented at the Maison's flagship on Via della Spiga in Milan, the collection brings together the DROP steel and enamel tables, the OLO leather armchair, and a cone-shaped full-grain leather lamp produced in a limited edition of just 10 numbered pieces, drawing directly from the DNA of Le Pliage, Longchamp's best-selling line since 1993.
Rinascente Milano transformed its iconic Piazza Duomo flagship into a month-long immersive installation celebrating The Devil Wears Prada 2, the highly anticipated sequel starring Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway, releasing April 29th via 20th Century Studios. From April 14th through May 4th, the luxury department store devoted its façade, windows, portico, elevators, and escalators to the world of the film, featuring four-meter red sculptural shoes by Stefano Seletti, a living Runway catwalk, and a dedicated brand corner hosting Samsung, Moët & Chandon, Dyson, and L'Oréal, culminating in the film's Italian premiere on April 23rd on the seventh floor.
Sebago celebrates its 80th anniversary during Milan Design Week with the Sebago Boat Tour, a project that transforms the iconic Docksides boat shoe into a full-scale floating object. Launching on the Navigli canals in Milan, the installation extends the design into motion, moving through Amsterdam, Florence, Paris, and London. Each stop stages capsules and presentations built around the same nautical object, scaling a heritage footwear design into a traveling presence across European waterways.
Chanel Watches and Wonders 2026 novelties move across the Coco Game Collection, the J12 Bleu joining the permanent line, and the debut of Noeud de Camélia. From ceramic watchmaking to jewelry-led designs, the Maison expands its watch universe through new executions and narrative-driven pieces this season.
Spring 2026 brings another round of retail seasonal installations and capsule collections across luxury hotels. A familiar seasonal return of limited-edition collaborations within hotel spaces. Three Fashion x Luxury French Hospitality capsules to shop in France this season:
Jean Paul Gaultier has a new heartbeat. Duran Lantink's debut ready-to-wear collection for the Maison lands this season under the name "Junior", and it lands exactly as promised: fun, energetic, urgent and completely alive. The Dutch Designer spent months in what he calls "Duranification," pulling the Maison's most iconic codes apart and rebuilding them through his own creative instincts. The marinière, the trompe-l'oeil, the tattoo-effect tulle, all present, all unrecognizable in the best possible way. Forty-nine pieces that carry Gaultier's DNA into 2026 without looking back.
This season, the fine jewelry trends 2026 land with yellow gold back in charge, texture over smoothness, and volume over delicacy. Fine jewelry Maisons are pushing their icons in two directions at once. Cartier expands the Clash de Cartier family into larger, more architectural pieces, while Boucheron introduces the scaled-down Quatre XS ring designed for stacking across multiple fingers. Chopard sharpens the geometry of its Ice Cube collection, and Chaumet continues its graphic Bee My Love honeycomb motif. Meanwhile, Van Cleef & Arpels brings vibrant color to nature jewelry with butterflies, flowers, and gemstone motifs in the Lucky Spring collection.
The Roger Dubuis Excalibur 2026 Knights of the Round Table — The Enchanter Merlin introduces invisible diamond setting to the collection for the first time, applied to hexagonal stones in a cut rarely used in haute horlogerie. The dial architecture required entirely new manufacturing processes: 56 hexagonal columns machined to tolerances between 0.2 and 3.7 millimeters, a crystallized ruthenium base layer, and twelve rose gold knights hand-engraved over two to three days each at 6 millimeters in height. The movement is the in-house calibre RD821, Geneva Seal certified, with fourteen hand-finished surfaces. Limited to 28 pieces.
Breitling returns to Formula 1 with the Navitimer B01 Chronograph 43 Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team, a 1,959-piece titanium limited edition referencing Aston Martin's first Grand Prix test year, with carbon fiber dial and Aston Martin Racing Green colorway.
Gianvito Rossi Dreamscape Fantasies SS2026 dropped at Milan Fashion with Mirror finishes. Silver snake-effect textures. Translucent PVC in lilac, mint, and gold. And the Sofia heel, a new signature silhouette that runs through the entire collection in seven styles across three heel heights. The Marea mule twists two-tone metallic leather panels across the open toe in burgundy and gold or hot pink and lilac. The Abyssa covers clear PVC in a burst of silver sequins, discs, and star-shaped hardware. The Igea lands a full chiffon flower at the toe.
Robert Rabensteiner designs "Into the Forest" for Weekend Max Mara, a capsule blending folk, workwear and evening glamour into one wardrobe, launched at Milan Fashion Week.
Balmain Beauty launches Destin de Balmain, its first prestige eau de parfum, developed with The Estée Lauder Companies. The fragrance, signed by perfumer Quentin Bisch, opens in 5,000 points of sale worldwide including Ulta Beauty, Macy's and Selfridges. The gold cube bottle, rechargeable and engraved with the PB monogram, references Pierre Balmain's 1945 founding archives. Destin marks Balmain Beauty's strategic entry into accessible prestige perfumery.
Dior has inaugurated the Dior Bamboo Pavilion in Daikanyama, Tokyo. The 1,800-square-meter flagship combines retail, contemporary art installations by Azuma Makoto and Seijun Nishihata, and a sculptural tea house by Kodai Iwamoto. The space houses the full Dior universe across ready-to-wear, leather goods and jewelry. Café Dior Tokyo features an exclusive menu by Anne-Sophie Pic, the world's most Michelin-starred female chef.
Audemars Piguet introduces an intelligent automatic winding case for the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar 41mm, unveiled at Dubai Watch Week 2026. Developed with Dubai Future Foundation and Dubai Future Labs, the case uses AI, computer vision, and robotics to automatically set and wind the watch in five minutes. A built-in camera reads the dial, an algorithm calculates corrections, and a mechanical module adjusts the crown. Designed by Max Terio (Eight Inc.), the case extends Audemars Piguet's aesthetic language while solving the complexity of perpetual calendar adjustments. Compatible exclusively with Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar 41mm models.
A red horse rears up at the center of the dial, mid gallop, almost sculpted. Harry Winston has been marking Lunar New Year since 2016, and the brand treats it like ritual. For 2026, the Year of the Horse becomes a 36mm rose gold timepiece in the Harry Winston Moments collection. Eight pieces only as the number eight carries weight in Chinese culture.
Sarah Burton wants you to feel something. The Snatch, her debut bag for Givenchy, cinches, curves, and clings like your best lingerie decided to become arm candy. The designer launched it Thursday as part of her SS26 collection, and honestly? It's already rewriting the rules on what a luxury bag should do to your silhouette.
Louis Vuitton just turned its signature Monogram football into a working clock. Unveiled January 20, 2026 during the Men's Fall Winter show at Jardin d'Acclimatation, this one of a kind piece marks ten years of the LOUIS VUITTON for UNICEF partnership. The entire object, clock and custom trunk, goes to auction in 2026 with all proceeds funding UNICEF programs for vulnerable children.
Chanel Beauty Sprinkles Parisian Magic Over Covent Garden December 10, 2025- Chanel Beauty Holiday Pop-Up, Covent Garden, London Chanel Beauty’s First Holiday Installation at Covent Garden, Introducing a Full Narrative for Lifestyle and Fashion Audiences of Design and Inspiration Covent Garden sparkles with festive energy every December, but this year the piazza shines with a touch of Parisian magic courtesy…
A Gilded Capsule of Parisian Surrealism Lands in Dubai’s Luxury Shopping Heart December 8, 2025 – Schiaparelli Pop-Up in Dubai Mall Schiaparelli has inaugurated a temporary pop-up boutique at The Dubai Mall on Fashion Avenue, showcasing its Fall/Winter 2025 collection of ready-to-wear, leather goods, and jewelry. Schiaparelli has landed in Dubai with a new pop-up boutique inside The Dubai Mall,…
The Historic French Maison Showcases 145 Years of Artisanal Knitwear Through Its New Experiential Boutique December 5, 2025- Maison Montagut Museum & Boutique in Ardèche, France Maison Montagut Inaugurates Espace Montagut and Its Museum in Saint-sauveur-de-montagut, Ardèche, Featuring a 197 M² Boutique, a 161 M² Museum, and an Immersive Journey Through the Brand’s 145-year History. Founded in 1880, Maison Montagut…
Shopping in New York: New Holiday Pop-Up to Visit December 4, 2025- Mytheresa x Hani’s Bakery, New York Holiday Pop-Up Mytheresa has opened a limited-edition boutique experience in New York for the holiday season, partnering with Hani’s Bakery to blend luxury shopping with fresh pastries. Located on Madison Avenue, the pop-up combines fashion, gifting, and gastronomy in a single immersive…
A Holiday Tour of Some of the Most Exciting Holiday Pop-Up Drops December 3, 2025- Paris Holiday Pop-Up Stores Four Pop-up Stores to Know Now This Holiday Season in Paris, From a German Takeover to a Local Craft Collective's Weekend Showcase Paris during the festive season twinkles with lights, vin chaud, and limited-edition boutiques, capsule launches, and designer takeovers. Expect…
This Christmas, Don’t Miss Babylon’s SpellBinding Show While Holiday Shopping November 12? 2025- Le Bon Marché Christmas 2025 – Paris This holiday season, the heart of Parisian festive magic beats on the Left Bank, where Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche has completed its dazzling transformation into a full-scale Christmas Village. The enchantment begins outside, on Rue de Sèvres, where the department store’s famous windows…
Iconic Collections to Celebrate Your Most Meaningful Connections November 6, 2025- Bucherer Christmas Edit Collections, The Art of Giving Imagine a snow globe, shaken into a whirl of light. Inside, a miniature universe glitters and promises a cherished moment. This holiday season, Bucherer Fine Jewellery captures that same magic through its Christmas campaign. It invites you to awaken a world…
Tote Bags, Mini-Malles, and Small Leather Goods Merging Pop Culture and French Savoir Faire November 5, 2025 -Moynat X Kasing Capsule Collection This autumn, the French luxury trunk-maker Moynat, a quiet star of the LVMH portfolio, unveiled an unprecedented collaboration with Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung. Celebrating the tenth anniversary of Lung's creations, The Monsters, it prominently features the internet…
A Capsule of Three Silk Creations Designed for the Quiet Hours of Night and Morning November 5, 2025- La Réserve Paris X Morpho + Luna Sleepwear Capsule Collection To mark its tenth anniversary, La Réserve Paris unveiled early this fall Suite 504, an exclusive nocturnal collection created in collaboration with the Italian sleepwear Maison Morpho + Luna. Designed exclusively for the…
Hear Materials Speak And Witness Time Slow Down In This Architectural Masterpiece November 3, 2025- Palazzo Fendi Milano A particular light in Milan slides across Via Montenapoleone, brushes against façades, and softens the travertine floors inside Palazzo Fendi Milano. The Roman Maison unveiled its new sanctuary for craftsmanship, design, and art during the last Fashion Week, and it has quickly…