On December 2, 2025, Paris hosted the 13th edition of the Dîner des Maisons engagées, an evening that revealed how deeply inclusion is now woven into the strategic fabric of LVMH. The Group’s Inclusion Awards recognized seven initiatives led across its Maisons, regions, and employee networks, each demonstrating how diversity and inclusion are being translated into …
Matthieu Blazy’s first Métiers d’art collection for CHANEL frames New York as a place of intersecting lives and improvised glamour. The 2026 presentation draws inspiration from the city’s subway a crossroads where individuality thrives and filters it through the meticulous world of le19M. Before the show, glimpses inside the ateliers reveal the artisans shaping the …
The pre loved luxury market in 2025 is no longer defined by hype or volatility. It has matured into a data driven, trust focused ecosystem where buyers prioritise value, longevity, and craftsmanship over trend cycles. Authentication technology is more advanced than ever, retail strategies are shifting across major houses, and consumer behaviour is becoming increasingly …
A deep look at the French beauty house redefining natural indulgence Nuxe has grown into one of the most recognisable names in French premium skincare, shaped by a blend of botanical science and the softness of Parisian beauty culture. Founded by Aliza Jabès in 1990, the brand expanded from a small laboratory into an international …
Introduction Every winter, France enters two radically different discount moments. One is the global spectacle of Black Friday, built on urgency, mass participation and relentless price cuts. The other is soldes, the country’s legally regulated system for seasonal markdowns. While mainstream retailers embrace both, luxury operates by a different logic. Heritage houses, contemporary brands and …
By Shubham Kumar | Radiance Editorial | November 2025 The Return to Beijing LVMH is preparing to open four grand flagship stores in Beijing’s Taikoo Li Sanlitun this December, marking one of its most significant retail expansions in years. The new multi-storey spaces for Louis Vuitton, Dior, Tiffany & Co., and Loro Piana will stand as symbols of confidence in …
Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez Usher in a New Chapter at Loewe Loewe Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear opened a new chapter for Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, designers who are no strangers to Paris. Long before their recent appointment, the Proenza Schouler duo had already tested the city’s fashion waters, showing two seasons here in a bid …
Spring 2026 Ready-To-Wear – : A Quiet Splendor at the Louvre For nearly a decade now, Nicolas Ghesquière has made a habit of turning the Louvre into Louis Vuitton’s grandest stage. Spring 2018 found us in the Pavillon d’Horloge, once a medieval moat, where 18th-century frock coats were paired with trainers. By spring 2022, it …
Demna’s Gucci: A Family Portrait of Fashion’s Future Gucci didn’t wait for the runway. Instead, it staged a disruption worthy of its new artistic director: Demna’s debut dropped quietly, and yet explosively, through a 37-portrait lookbook unveiled just 36 hours before the house’s scheduled Milan presentation. Gucci Collection Entitled La Famiglia, this first chapter in Demna’s …
By Shubham KUMARSeptember 13, 2025 Luxury has long thrived on exclusivity, heritage, and aspiration. But with Gen-Z on track to shape the next decade of demand, the old playbook is stalling. Rapid price elevation, dated marketing rituals, and impersonal retail experiences are pushing young shoppers toward vintage markets, resale platforms, and creator brands. If maisons …