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Hospitality group InterContinental Hotels Group’s (@Ihgcareers) Vignette Collection (@Vignettehotels) sub-brand is expanding its reach in the Middle East.   Today, the company announced its signing of The Venue Jeddah Corniche (@Thevenuejeddah), which will be rebranded to be a part of the Vignette Collection by late 2025 and reopen to the public in 2026. The deal, made in partnership with real estate developer Al Harithy Group, aligns with IHG’s commitment to Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 program. Read the full article through the link in bio. #LuxuryDaily #LuxuryNews #VignetteCollection #LuxuryHospitality #TheVenueJeddah

LVMH (@LVMH)-owned high-end materials resale platform Nona Source (@Nona_source) is releasing a sophomore capsule collection with Danish fashion brand Cecilie Bahnsen (@Ceciliebahnsen). The collection transforms fabrics from Nona Source’s archives into modern pieces with an eye for innovation and is in line with both brands’ commitment to exploring new methods of waste reduction. Seven styles encompass the capsule collection.   Read the full article through the link in bio. #LuxuryDaily #LuxuryNews #LVMH #NonaSource #CecilieBahnsen

Italian fashion house Bottega Veneta (@bottegavenetaworld) is expanding its presence in Tokyo with a new store.   Located in Tokyo’s Azabudai Hills, the boutique features curved walls and smooth plaster surfaces. The space will house the brand’s lineup of products and will include a private salon space alongside rare pieces and exclusive made-to-order services.   Read the full article through the link in bio.   #LuxuryDaily #LuxuryNews #BottegaVeneta #LuxuryFashion

Prestige labels are ringing in the Lunar New Year with a series of campaigns, capsules and in-store activations.   Among the crop celebrating the Chinese cultural tradition are the British fashion label Burberry (@Burberry) and Italian maisons Prada (@Prada), Miu Miu (@Miumiu) and Gucci (@Gucci), with many brands abstaining from the Year of the Snake altogether. The decreased marketing activity follows a dip in financial performance within the APAC market in 2024.   Read the full article through the link in bio.   #LuxuryDaily #LuxuryNews #LunarNewYear #Burberry #Prada #MiuMiu #Gucci #LuxuryFashion #YearOfTheSnake

Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana (@Dolcegabbana) is bringing its Italian flair to the streets of Paris. The brand’s “Du Coeur à la Main” retrospective spans 12 years and includes over 200 looks, 300 accessories and 230 pieces of homeware. The exhibition is on view at the Grand Palais from Jan. 10 to March 31. Read the full article through the link in bio. #LuxuryDaily #LuxuryNews #DolceAndGabbana #LuxuryFashion

“Off the Cuff” is a Q&A series from Luxury Daily exploring the career paths, current projects and next steps of those shaping the world’s best luxury brands.   The interviews feature a Proust-style twist, allowing readers to get to know industry leaders on a personal level. This edition features Karen Silveira (@Klsilveira), creative director of luxury online design marketplace 1stDibs (@1stdibs).   In this Q&A, Ms. Silveira discusses dodging golf balls, evolving ideas of beauty, finding inspiration on the streets of Brooklyn and surrounding herself with fabulous design.   Read the full Q&A through the link in bio.   #LuxuryDaily #LuxuryNews #OffTheCuff #1stDibs #LuxuryQandA

Those taking up residence in major Southeast Asian markets have a slight advantage over their regional counterparts, according to London-based investment migration consultancy Henley & Partners (@Henleyglobalcitizens) latest 2025 Global Mobility Report.   This year’s release shows that the value of passports granted in the United States and United Kingdom have largely gone stagnant; meanwhile, Singapore and Japan sit atop the annual ranking. Analysts point to the unpredictable domestic cultural and political landscape behind the West’s dips, with high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) increasingly considering international migration as a means of mitigating potential blowback.   Read the full article through the link in bio.   #LuxuryDaily #LuxuryNews #HenleyAndPartners #LuxuryReport #GlobalMobilityReport

Belgian fashion house Dries Van Noten (@Driesvannoten) is inaugurating an expanded presence at British department store chain Selfridges’ (@Theofficialselfridges) London Oxford Street flagship.   Entitled “Dancing Drapes,” 14 window displays will soon highlight patterns, fabrics and fragrances from the ready-to-wear brand’s newest collections. It will remain on view from Jan. 16-Feb. 24, ending on the last official day of London Fashion Week (@Londonfashionweek). Read the full article through the link in bio. #LuxuryDaily #LuxuryNews #DriesVanNoten #Selfridges #LondonFashionWeek #LuxuryFashion #LuxuryRetail

French couture label Christian Lacroix (@Lacroixofficial) is under new ownership.   Spanish fashion group Sociedad Textil Lonia (STL) has acquired a 100 percent stake in the brand in a private transaction, with the terms left publicly undisclosed. The purchase is strategic, as STL aims to expand its global portfolio; STL already operates the CH Carolina Herrera (@Carolinaherrer) lifestyle company as well as fashion brand PURIFICACION GARCIA (@Purificaciongarcia).   Read the full article through the link in bio. #LuxuryDaily #LuxuryNews #ChristianLacroixSNC #ChristianLacroix #LuxuryFashion #SociedadTextilLonia #STL

In 2024, Luxury Daily introduced “Off the Cuff” – a Proust-inspired Q&A series that offered a closer look at the visionaries shaping the world’s leading luxury brands. Through candid conversations, we explored the career paths, current projects and next steps of those at the top. As we enter the new year, we’re revisiting the leaders featured in our weekly series—celebrating the insights that shaped 2024 and looking ahead to inspire you in 2025 and beyond. A heartfelt thank you to the exceptional luxury leaders who shared their insights last year, including: • Sarika Rastogi (@Instamuffs), MCM Worldwide (@Mcmworldwide) • Chris Cooke, Bentley Motors (@BentleyMotors) • Bess Freedman (@Bess.freedman), Brown Harris Stevens (@Brownharrisstevens) • Roisin Branch, BLADE (@Flyblade) • Julie Burns (@Julielburns), GE Appliances (@Geappliances) • James Edney, Positive Luxury (@PositiveLuxury) • Debra Downing, South Coast Plaza (@Southcoastplaza) • Xavier Thuizat (@Xavierthuizat), Air France (@Airfrance) & Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel (@Rosewoodhoteldecrillon) • Mari Corella, eBay (@eBay)  • Kaisy Mae O’Reilly, Stuart Weitzman (@Stuartweitzman) • Holly Hunt, House of Hunt (@Houseofhunt.studio) • Antoinette Marie Johnson (@Antoinette_mariej), Cohere (@Cohere_co) • Nathalie Diamantis, Pomellato (@Pomellato) • Alexis Hubshman, SCOPE Art Show (@Scopeartshow) • Samina Virk, Vestiaire Collective (@Vestiaireco)  • Patricia Fisas, Natura Bissé (@Naturebisse) • Ben Steiner, Steinway & Sons (@Steinwayandsons) • Stefanie Tsen Ward, Neiman Marcus (@Neimanmarcus) • Marek Reichman, Aston Martin (@Astonmartin) Get to know luxury’s top-tier talent in 2024 through the link in bio.  #LuxuryDaily #LuxuryNews #OffTheCuff #LuxuryQandA

Swiss watchmaker TAG Heuer (@Tagheuer) is taking back a strategic sports marketing position. Today, the company announced that it will step in as the official timekeeper of the Formula 1 (@F1) competition beginning with the 2025 season. The horologists replace Swiss watchmaker Rolex following a decade-long partnership with F1. Read the full article through the link in bio. #LuxuryDaily #LuxuryNews #TagHeuer #LuxuryTimepieces #Formula1 #F1

Celebrating luxury every day, all year long. Here’s to a remarkable 2025, from Luxury Daily.   #LuxuryDaily #LuxuryNews  #NewYearsWishes #NewYearNewLuxury