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The acquisition brings new capabilities to Blue Nile, which is expected to be "relaunched" sometime this year.

In her first pre-collection for the Roman house, chief creative officer Maria Grazia Chiuri reinforced the shared wardrobe approach she’s bringing to the brand.

Looking to Marella Agnelli as “a rose with thousands of petals,” the designer played with texture, crepe jersey, and couture‑level interiors.

Under the Miroglio ownership and led by CEO Alberto Racca, Trussardi is opening 10 stores by the end of the year.

The promotion reflects Unwin's leadership in successfully expanding the company into new product categories and global markets.

Running June 24 to July 20, “Pomellato, Le Joaillier Révolutionnaire” will showcase archival images by the likes of Albert Watson, Helmut Newton and Lord Snowdon, among others.

The jewelry company is credited with having spurred the industrialization of artisanal goldsmith ateliers in the Tuscan town.

Kiki McDonough, who has just received a Royal Warrant from Queen Camilla as an official jewelry supplier, has always worked with a colorful palette of citrine, peridot, fire opal and lavender topaz.

The Las Vegas fine jewelry event is introducing Time to Watches partnerships and updated networking formats, while emphasizing curation and relationship building.

The Italian jeweler, maker and lifelong collector of memorabilia can work vintage poker chips, cameos and Victorian-era Essex Crystal into precious jewelry, but it takes time and can be risky.

The 2026 Design Atelier freshman class brings new ideas on craftsmanship and modern luxury to Las Vegas.

The U.S. Semiquincentennial presents both opportunities and challenges for denim brands.

Catherine Jacquet, most recently chief operating officer at Fear of God, succeeds Anouck Duranteau-Loeper.

From Jean-Baptiste Colbert to Birkin bags, the figures behind France’s global fashion and luxury dominance.

The high-end fashion houses are rediscovering the New World.

The house of Dior selected a limited-edition Baccarat bottle to display at the Comité Colbert exhibition.

French first ladies always look to showcase their country's fashion and luxury prowess. Their American counterparts take a different approach.

Fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez and models Pat Cleveland and Donna Jordan were among key members of his 1970s entourage.

Artistic director Michael Rider has made patterned scarves a key leitmotif of the French house.

Kentucky-born Mona von Bismarck's couture wardrobe stretched from gardening shorts to sculptural evening gowns.