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Can Richemont Keep Up Its Winning Streak?

The Cartier owner has been luxury’s most dynamic conglomerate in recent years. But tariffs, high gold prices and a softening US market pose challenges. Plus, Burberry’s moment of truth and a preview of Paris Photo.

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The Van Cleef & Arpels owner has been luxury’s most dynamic conglomerate in recent years. But tariffs, high gold prices and a softening US market pose challenges.
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What Comes After Viral Fashion?

This week in luxury, calculated risk-taking wins the red carpet at the Golden Globes, while Brunello Cucinelli and Richemont report Q4 sales. Plus, what to watch for at Milan men’s week.

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Teyana Taylor attends the 2026 Golden Globe Awards.
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How Italian Fashion Startups Are Making It Work

Milan’s most promising upstarts are emphasising custom orders, embracing cross-cultural dialogue and adopting a high-tech angle on ‘Made in Italy.’ Plus, Lanvin’s new CEO, Gucci’s F1 deal and Ferrari’s EV launch debacle.

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A look from Galib Gassanoff's Institution, which won one of Camera Moda Fashion Trust's 2026 designer grants on Thursday.
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Inside Fendi’s New Era

Maria Grazia Chiuri’s arrival at the Roman brand will usher in deeper changes than what we could see on the runway, Robert Williams writes.

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Fendi Autumn/Winter 2026.
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When Taste Is All Over TikTok

Fashion’s ability to sell cultural capital comes under pressure when brand codes are common knowledge and style cues travel at the speed of social media, writes Robert Williams. Does luxury’s signalling power need stronger encryption?

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For fashion brands that trade on social and cultural capital, the breakneck pace at which products are broadcast to the world via TikTok’s “For You” page is both a blessing and a curse.
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