Audemars Piguet to Certify Its Pre-Owned Watches Following Rolex
Whereas Rolex is both a buyer and seller of its second-hand watches through official retail partners, Audemars is setting up a marketplace where sellers set prices.

The collection centred on lightweight, ready-to-buy clothes that are commercial in the best sense of the word.

The look of the show reflected the changing face of Patrick Grant's customer, who has undoubtedly become more casually-minded.

Top male models were assembled in an array of '80s-inspired Blitz get ups — emblematic of stylist Luke Day's Midas touch.

In today's News Bites, De Beers' new retail concept, and Vetements artistic director Demna Gvasalia on how he 'got bored' with fashion shows.

In today's News Bites, Tommy Hilfiger has revealed that his Autumn 2017 show will take place in London and Coveteur embarks on a new chapter with high-profile support.

Alessandro Michele’s signal achievement is this: predictability doesn’t obviate pleasurability. In fact, part of the pleasure of a Gucci show is watching the way he warps the by-now familiar tropes.

See all the looks from the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2018 collection, shown at Kyoto's Miho Museum.

Christian Dior’s first female creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri and chief executive Sidney Toledano reflect on the state of the storied house as it hosts a ‘Sauvage’-themed Cruise show in the Santa Monica Mountains.

A selling point of Chanel's Cruise collection was the seductive accessibility of the clothes, justifying its transporting, ceremonial existence in such a fundamental way.

In today’s News Bites, Renzo Rosso and Andreas Melbostad on Diesel Black Gold’s new show strategy.

The designer took a similar decision for the September show last year, which was moved to Paris to coincide with the restyling of his store in the French capital.

In today's News Bites, Hanya Yanagihara is named editor of T: The New York Times Magazine while Stuart Emmrich will leave the paper's Styles section, and Gucci will show its Cruise collection at Florence's Pitti Palace.
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