For the Luxury Briefing, Heather Clark, head of fashion and luxury at Pinterest U.K., discusses the company’s luxury strategy following the company's earnings on Monday.

Chanel’s barely-there sandal became an instant talking point, while Prada’s became a stress point as other houses pulled ahead.

Whether occurring at Savers or on resale platforms, thrifting is evolving into a core consumer behavior, reshaping how shoppers discover, buy and value fashion.

According to DeMellier founder Mireia Llusia-Lindh, the cult U.K. bag brand is leaning into craftsmanship and alternative materials to build loyalty in a tougher luxury market.

After Nike removed a controversial Boston Marathon sign late last week, Asics and Ecco responded with messaging focused on inclusivity and everyday movement.

Uniqlo is reworking its New York retail strategy, shifting from flagship-led growth to a network of neighborhood stores designed to capture daily foot traffic and repeat visits.

Gap’s Hoodie House Coachella debut brought the kind of visibility most brands are chasing in their festival activations, especially as the event becomes more crowded.

At Kering’s Capital Markets Day, CEO Luca de Meo laid out a detailed plan to reset each of the house's brands, from Gucci’s product overhaul to McQueen's store cuts.

At its Capital Markets Day, Kering detailed how its L’Oréal partnership will scale its beauty business, signaling a broader change in how luxury groups approach growth and infrastructure.