12 Jun, 2026

Louis Vuitton Hotel on Champs-Elysees Set to Redefine Paris Luxury Hospitality

Louis Vuitton is preparing to open its flagship hotel on the Champs-Elysees in Paris, marking the fashion house’s most ambitious move into the luxury hospitality sector. The project positions itself as a contemporary address where fashion, architecture and hospitality intersect, moving away from the conventions associated with traditional Parisian palace hotels. Suites are expected to […]

Four Seasons Opens Doors on Mykonos Resort Ahead of Summer Season: Kalo Livadi Bay

Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos is now accepting reservations as the property prepares for its first full summer season on the island’s Kalo Livadi Bay. The resort features cascading terraces and landscaped gardens overlooking the Aegean Sea, with all 94 accommodations offering panoramic water views. Greek architect Nicos Valsamakis designed the property in traditional Cycladic style […]

Coach Owner Tapestry Raises Full Year Guidance for Third Time as Gen Z Drives Record Quarter

Tapestry (NYSE: TPR) has lifted its full year revenue guidance to approximately $7.95 billion after delivering a standout third quarter that beat analyst expectations across almost every metric, with its Coach brand doing the vast majority of the heavy lifting. The company reported third quarter net sales of $1.92 billion, representing a 21% increase year […]

Ferrari Luce Set for Rome World Premiere as Maranello Prices First-Ever Electric Car Above €550,000

Ferrari is weeks away from one of the most consequential moments in its 78-year history. The full exterior reveal of the Luce, the Italian marque’s first fully electric car, is confirmed for May 25, 2026, in Rome, completing a staged three-phase launch that has built anticipation across the automotive world since the powertrain details were […]

Gucci Sales Drop 14% and LVMH Records Worst Start to Year on Record Amid Luxury Headwinds

Europe’s luxury conglomerates reported their most damaging quarterly results in years in mid April, with LVMH, Kering and Hermes all citing the ongoing conflict in the Middle East as a material drag on first quarter performance and leaving investors bracing for a sector recovery that has now failed to materialise for the third consecutive year. […]