With commissions reaching 15% and holiday gift-guide challenges ahead, SharkNinja is giving customers and employees a bigger role in its creator strategy.

This week, a look at why luxury brands are closing smaller stores and spending more on their biggest locations, just as unrest in France forces some doors shut. Plus, the standouts from this week’s earnings, exclusive Traackr data on luxury’s reliance on celebrity buzz, and leadership changes at Marc Jacobs...

With Brazilian footwear facing additional U.S. tariffs, Veja is sticking with its established supply chain and investing in the parts of its business it can control.

Leveraging airport reunions, party outfits and a hostess gift delivered by DoorDash, Anthropologie clearly wants a bigger share of the holiday shopping list.

Paris Fashion Week generated plenty of social buzz, but who actually benefited? This week’s Luxury Briefing digs into the attention numbers, plus Cucinelli's and LVMH’s differing fortunes and luxury’s latest executive moves.

Known for buffalo horn frames and devoted collectors, Morgenthal Frederics is expanding its acetate and titanium offering under Dita founders John Juniper and Jeff Solorio.

With 19 global stops and more than 70,000 first-week visitors to its Spotify hub, Coach is developing the Tabby Tour into a recurring marketing platform designed to recruit Gen-Z shoppers and direct them into its wider handbag business.

Nearly 90% of first-week US x Abisola units were sold in sizes 14 and above, offering a counterpoint to fashion’s retreat from size inclusion.

Luxury shoppers are still spending, but they’re getting choosier. Buyers from Kirna Zabête, Bloomingdale’s and Harrods explain what’s worth betting on after fashion month, and where prices are testing customers’ appetite.