Will Jewellery Help Shape Luxury’s Winners?
As weak appetite for handbags and geopolitical tensions weigh on fashion sales, luxury groups are leaning on high-performing jewellery to help boost growth and steady profit margins.

Straight from Paris, BoF brings you the top shows from the weekend of 1st March: Givenchy, Céline, and Haider Ackermann

Straight from Paris, BoF brings you the top shows from the weekend of 1st March: Givenchy, Céline, and Haider Ackermann

Riccardo Tisci moved Givenchy beyond the streetwear inspirations of seasons past with edgy but elegant femininity, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

Riccardo Tisci moved Givenchy beyond the streetwear inspirations of seasons past with edgy but elegant femininity, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

Following a familiar path, Phoebe Philo delivered a collection for the woman who likes her luxury understated, but still statement-making, looking for comfort but not at the sacrifice of style, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

Following a familiar path, Phoebe Philo delivered a collection for the woman who likes her luxury understated, but still statement-making, looking for comfort but not at the sacrifice of style, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

Junya Watanabe delivered a radical yet elegant symphony of seemingly infinite variations on a circular theme in his latest collection, writes Lily Templeton for Nowfashion.com.

Junya Watanabe delivered a radical yet elegant symphony of seemingly infinite variations on a circular theme in his latest collection, writes Lily Templeton for Nowfashion.com.

Through slouchy, fluid silhouettes rendered in a dark colour palette, Haider Ackermann expanded upon his lexicon of layered draping with a study in simple luxury, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

Through slouchy, fluid silhouettes rendered in a dark colour palette, Haider Ackermann expanded upon his lexicon of layered draping with a study in simple luxury, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

Straight from Paris, BoF brings you the top shows from Friday 28th February: Christian Dior

Straight from Paris, BoF brings you the top shows from Friday 28th February: Christian Dior

There was a sense of ease about this collection that had been missing in all of Simons’ previous work at the house — and it was pleasing to see its return into the designer’s repertoire, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

There was a sense of ease about this collection that had been missing in all of Simons’ previous work at the house — and it was pleasing to see its return into the designer’s repertoire, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

Straight from Paris, BoF brings you the top shows from Thursday 27th February: Lanvin and Rick Owens

Straight from Paris, BoF brings you the top shows from Thursday 27th February: Lanvin and Rick Owens

Alber Elbaz has now clocked in over a decade at Lanvin, but he is still challenging himself and the codes of the brand he has brought back to life writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

Alber Elbaz has now clocked in over a decade at Lanvin, but he is still challenging himself and the codes of the brand he has brought back to life writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

PARIS, France — The subject of the mixing of masculine and feminine dress was developed all the way to its almost inevitable conclusion- asexual attire. Looking just as fierce on the female street-casted models as it did on the men last month, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

PARIS, France — The subject of the mixing of masculine and feminine dress was developed all the way to its almost inevitable conclusion- asexual attire. Looking just as fierce on the female street-casted models as it did on the men last month, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

Straight from Paris, BoF brings you the top show from Wednesday 26th February: Dries Van Noten

Straight from Paris, BoF brings you the top show from Wednesday 26th February: Dries Van Noten

Dries Van Noten combined the softness of flowers, with the dynamism of Op Art graphics. The result was a fashion hybrid that was able to be both risky and relatable, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

Dries Van Noten combined the softness of flowers, with the dynamism of Op Art graphics. The result was a fashion hybrid that was able to be both risky and relatable, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.
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