Rami Malek, Troye Sivan, Willow Smith, Maisie Williams and Jackson Wang feature in a film for the July 1 launch — first in China.

Fortunato was named chief executive officer of Richemont’s fashion and accessories maisons earlier this month, and will take up his role on Sept. 1.

Each of the seven laureates will receive a $100,000 investment in their business.

“We are lucky in that we prepared for an economic downturn,” said Johann Rupert, Richemont’s chairman and founder. “COVID-19 merely sped up what was probably going to happen in any case: Economic reality settling in.”

Group sales for the year rose 2 percent, with the long-term outlook positive for hard luxury.

The book dubbed “The New Stone Age” looks at how one can incorporate crystals into their homes, wardrobes and daily lives.

“Reading the time is secondary,” noted Marie-Laure Cérède, director of watchmaking for Cartier.

Richemont’s star label will reveal the year’s new watch models on the “Cartier Watchmaking Encounters” site, which goes live on April 25.

China has emerged from the global coronavirus crisis as a crucial testing ground for new marketing initiatives and product launches.

The seven Cartier laureate winners, one from each region of the world, will be revealed in early June.

Originally scheduled for April 9, the exhibit curated by Guillermo Kuitca will be held later this year.

The move marks a new chapter in Cartier’s focus on women who institute change, according to the brand’s ceo Cyrille Vigneron.

Celebrities brought some extra star power to the red carpet in the form of diamonds, rubies and emeralds.

Pre-Christmas sales rose 6 percent at actual exchange rates, with Richemont’s jewelry houses, and Europe, notching the strongest growth.

Cartier’s launch on the platform will take place in February, coinciding with Tmall’s Super Brand Day.