Dame Joan Collins has landed a starring role in the Valentino Christmas campaign.

Woolrich has announced two new hires, both joining from VF. The completely new roles see the company adopting a digital-first mindset and also targeting key developing markets in Europe and Asia.

Named “Future Tees,” the collaboration consists of a drop of 150 t-shirts, exclusively available from the event, and all designed with a special augmented reality twist.

The tennis star's first jewelry range offers a range of necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings, with pieces featuring ethically sourced and conflict-free diamonds. 

Nike-owned footwear brand Converse has teamed up with punk-inspired streetwear brand Pleasures  for a special model of Converse’s Pro Leather footwear.

The German luxury fashion brand and the international perfume company have signed a ten-year global licensing deal for the creation, development and distribution of fragrances under the MCM brand.

Award-winning singer, producer and actress Jennifer Lopez has been chosen as the new face of New York-based luxury brand Coach for Spring 2020.

The menswear designer has, with only five collections, taken Dior Men to a new level of artistic collaboration. Kim Jones outlined his vision for menswear at a talk at Vogue Fashion Festival.

Dior Skincare is preparing to welcome a major name from the beauty world, esthetician Joanna Czech, into its ranks.

La Samaritaine, the greatest construction project of the world’s largest luxury construction company – encompassing a chic department store, hotel, office space and even public housing –  is finally, almost, ready.

Kimaï, an ethical lab-grown diamonds and recycled gold jeweller, said on Tuesday that it has secured $1.2m in seed funding from a round led by London-based Talis Capital with Rebecca Minkoff also investing. 

Ted Baker's loss is Moss Bros’s gain as the latter company announced on Tuesday that it has named Bill Adams as its new chief financial officer. 

The Walpole Awards on Monday evening highlighted the importance of the luxury sector to the UK economy and hailed some of its key names for the impact they've made at home and abroad.

We’re constantly being told that UK shoppers are spending less, but it seems that they're actually going to spend more overall this Christmas, although the increase won't be large.

The fragile retail sector in the UK, and especially in central London, is continuing to get support from spending by international shoppers and American and Russian consumers are prominent among those, Global Blue said.