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In the second episode of The Business of Fashion, top luxury retailers reveal their plan for connecting to shoppers forever changed by Covid-19.

M-I-C-K-E-Why these ones came out on top.

EcoSki is using a Rent the Runway-style model for clothes that you only wear on the slopes.

Gérald Genta designed the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and the Patek Philippe Nautilus. Now, starting with a quirky little timepiece featuring Mickey Mouse, Bulgari has relaunched his historic watchmaking brand.

In the premiere episode of The Business of Fashion, we meet cutting-edge designers as they prepare for the sector’s post-pandemic reality.

The Arnold & Son Luna Magna reveals a marble mini-sculpture.

The hotel is a project 16 years in the making.

The showcase precedes an historic sale of works by 21 artists who have been left out of the high jewelry arena until now.

As interest in vacation homes skyrockets, buyers are rethinking life on the greens.

The Cove promises less anxiety and a better night’s sleep.

We spoke with H. Moser & Cie CEO Edouard Meylan for the full scoop on the streamlined timepiece on a steel bracelet.

The emporium formerly known as the Tourneau TimeMachine has a lot to offer—including a set of store exclusives that will sell fast.

The new Octo Roma Central Tourbillon Papillon showcases its ingenuity front and center

A complete newbie to luxury timepieces has some thoughts after testing out a Cartier Tank 

After 10 years, the Swiss watch brand is discontinuing its always-astonishing GMT Earth timepiece with a limited Final Edition.

The 23-year-old has shown a willingness to wager her own money in ways other tennis stars rarely do this early in their career.

And why it might not be for much longer.

This spring, runways from seemingly every label were filled with golds, metallics, crystals, and sequins. It wasn’t a coincidence.

The slow return to office life and social obligations calls for more fun on your feet