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From Louis Vuitton to Bottega Veneta, Ordre Group Is Powering Luxury Latest Tech Moves | Jing Daily

From Louis Vuitton to Bottega Veneta, Ordre Group Is Powering ...  Jing Daily

Are granfluencers the new answer to luxury brands’ celebrity endorsement in China?

Are granfluencers the new answer to luxury brands' celebrity ...  Dao Insights

There’s No Secret to How Wealthy People Dress

'Stealth Wealth' Is a Fake Trend  The Atlantic

Luxury gym equipment for designer buffs: What’s in it for the brands?

Luxury gym equipment for designer buffs: What's in it for the brands?  Marketing Interactive

Treat yourself with luxury fashion designer brand Edinburgh Cashmere

Treat yourself with luxury fashion designer brand Edinburgh ...  HeraldScotland

Why Some Designers Are Creating Their Own Dupes

Why Some Designers Are Creating Their Own Dupes  The Business of Fashion

These Sustainable Luxury Fashion Brands Are Making Green Look Glamorous

Check Out These 5 Sustainable Luxury Fashion Brands  Green Matters

Tammy Girl Has Launched an Inflatable Tote Bag That Is Serving Y2K Nostalgia

@maddylucydann Replying to @lisacarmen #y2k #tammygirl bag or flotation device? Tammy Girl said ‘why cant it be both?’ ♬ original sound - Maddy If you didn't have an inflatable neon backpack when you were at school, where were you? Tammy Girl was the Y2K brand to be seen in, but it shut up shop (literally) in 2005 much to the dismay of shoppers. However, thanks to the resurgence of '90s-'00s trends, the affordable fashion brand returned in 2022 on Asos, and we're declaring the new bubble tote this summer's must-have accessory. Amidst the mesh tops and chunky platforms, shoppers can now get their hands on a new inflatable tote bag in either purple or grey. The £24 blow-up bag is already making waves on TikTok with users like @maddylucydann filming her pumping up the accessory, which s...

How Philipp Plein Became the King of Low-Brow High Fashion

How Philipp Plein Became the King of Low-Brow High Fashion  The New Yorker

Valentino Returning to Milan Men’s Fashion Week in June

Valentino to Hold Menswear Show in Milan  WWD

Gucci, Coach, and Burberry Are the Luxury Labels Most Committed to Fashion Circularity, a New Study Says

Gucci, Coach, and Burberry Are the Luxury Labels Most Committed to Fashion Circularity, a New Study Says  Robb Report