Charley SIGNATURE Wins Luxuri Award 2026
The Luxuri Awards 2026 recognizes the global agency for excellence in luxury brand strategy and creative direction.
The Luxuri Awards 2026 recognizes the global agency for excellence in luxury brand strategy and creative direction.
New York 10 to 15, London 17 to 21, Milan 22 to 28, Paris 28 September to 6 October. What makes this season consequential is not the collections but the number of houses showing under creative direction appointed within eighteen months.
Burberry opens at the Prince Consort Gallery on 21 September, Van Cleef closes four months in Madrid. The museum show converts an archive from a storage cost into a working asset, and it excludes most houses by design.
Saks Global left Chapter 11 as Exemplar Luxury Group with 49 stores and 75% less debt. The company was created in 2024 to gain scale. That scale produced the debt that broke it eighteen months later.
Italy’s hospitality market stands at USD 91.49 billion with rates of EUR 910 in Milan. But 73.4% of planned openings are conversions of family-owned properties. This is a market being bought and rebranded, not built.
British luxury is worth GBP 81 billion and exports two thirds of it. Burberry and Mulberry are both reshoring production and moving marketing budget out of Asia-Pacific, betting that provenance is easier to defend than scale.
Moschino has named Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo creative directors with immediate effect, showing in Milan in September. Six weeks from appointment to runway is not enough time to author a collection.
Kering has grouped Boucheron, Pomellato, Dodo and Qeelin into one jewellery division while regrouping fashion reporting to shield smaller labels. One move consolidates what works, the other hides what does not.
Geneva Watch Days returns 2 to 6 September with around 70 brands in hotels across the city. The decentralised format is not a logistical quirk, it is what makes the event affordable to a small maison.
Gold peaked above USD 5,589 in January and has fallen roughly 20% since. No luxury jewellery price followed it down, and it will not. Luxury price increases are a ratchet, not a thermostat.