Phoebe Philo has reportedly set her sights on the upscale and lively Mount Street neighborhood in the English capital for her first standalone store. The young women’s fashion house, created in 2023 by the former creative director of Celine (LVMH) and backed by the luxury goods giant, has until now been available online and in a handful of carefully selected multi-brand stores.
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On July 1, Villa Louveciennes, Karl Lagerfeld’s former home near Paris, was put up for sale. The sale proved “disappointing” given the
The American hotel group Hilton posted a strong second quarter in 2025, driven by high profitability and a pipeline of projects at
Still waiting for a new CEO, Wolford has appointed Marco Pozzo, an expert in luxury and design, as deputy CEO. The Austrian
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Charles Leung has been CEO of Chaumet since January 2024. A Sino-Parisian at heart, he cultivates a refreshingly free spirit, complemented by a lively intelligence and a sense of humor. Deeply attached to heritage, yet pragmatic and knowledgeable about the markets, he brings an unapologetic modernity to the more than two-century-old House. His unique approach, based on a new narrative dimension of love and nature, openness to the male world and ethical jewelry, imbues Chaumet with contemporary elegance. LUXUS PLUS met with him.
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The dream is eternal and knows no limits, and the luxury industry is its most fervent ambassador. However, the sector can only
The dream is eternal and knows no limits, and the luxury industry is its most fervent ambassador. And yet, faced with a
The dream is eternal and knows no limits, and the luxury industry is its most fervent ambassador. However, economic uncertainty and polycrisis
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The American hotel group Hilton posted a strong second quarter in 2025, driven by high profitability and a pipeline of projects at an all-time high.
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In the world of luxury, fragrance is much more than just a scent: it is an expression of a unique identity, expertise, and creativity. However, legally protecting a fragrance remains a challenge, as its components (scent, formula, packaging, name) are subject to different legal regimes. This article explores the various avenues of protection available to secure olfactory creations.
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The Indian subsidiary of the world’s leading beauty company has appointed a new managing director, Jacques Lebel, to replace Aseem Kaushik, who has been promoted to the newly created position of president. This move will help the company achieve its ambitious goals: L’Oréal CEO Nicolas Hieronimus has announced that the company will at least double its business over the next two years.
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Still waiting for a new CEO, Wolford has appointed Marco Pozzo, an expert in luxury and design, as deputy CEO. The Austrian company, which is part of the Lanvin luxury group, has also just announced a capital increase of €25 million.
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