The luxury group announced on Thursday its support of the professional inclusion program, which helps refugee artisans work their craft in their adopted country.

McCartney made her debut as Bernard Arnault’s special adviser as LVMH unveiled a series of environmental measures.

Bernard Arnault met with archbishop Mgr. Michel Aupetit on Tuesday to sign the donation convention for the company’s pledged 200 million euros.

She argues people have finally begun waking up to warnings about the environment, and the need for change in the industry.

The actress and French chef Alain Ducasse were among guests at a special event at the Dom Pérignon vineyard.

The set for Dior’s spring show will feature 164 trees that will subsequently be replanted in and around Paris.

The former Louis Vuitton executive will be based in New York and New Jersey.

Luxury goods have been dragged into a battle over airplane subsidies between the U.S. and European authorities, frustrating many in the industry.

The agreement runs through 2024.

It remains to be seen if Rihanna will personally inaugurate the space, which marks her label’s first partnership with a department store.

The historic Milanese coffee house inaugurated a cafè in Tokyo’s Ginza District.

Judy Price organized the colloquium with a science and sustainability theme.

LVMH chose Entrupy out of more than 1,000 applicants. It is the only start-up focused on product authentication in the accelerator.

The exhibition, which honors the luxury French house’s history of collaborating with artists, opened in Beverly Hills on June 28 and was expected to run until Sept. 15.

The fast-fashion retailer cited fires in the Amazon rainforest as the reason for its decision.