The house, said to be readying a push into perfumes and cosmetics, could be targeting a marquee designer to generate buzz.

Thousands of stores and museums stayed shut, turning the French capital into a ghost town two weeks before Christmas.

Warnings and plans for store closures swept the capital; the government plans to deploy 8,000 troops and armored vehicles in the city.

The house’s ceo, Delphine Bellini, plans to expand distribution of the exclusive collection in 2019.

The U.S. designer was the guest of honor at a gala dinner hosted by the French-American Foundation at the historic castle.

“The time for dialogue has come,” said Prime Minister Édouard Philippe, announcing several measures designed to boost purchasing power.

The U.S. designer was due to receive the Legion of Honor from President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday, but the ceremony has been moved to next year.

Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said antigovernment protests have caused a 15 to 25 percent decline in revenues for mass retailers.

Hubris is the theme du jour, as Clare Waight Keller explores the myth of Icarus to make sense of a rapidly shifting world.

The shopping throughfare will be closed to traffic, and pedestrian access will be tightly controlled with identity checks and bag searches.

Raf Simons leaned into the label’s heritage, offering streamlined basics that blended effortlessly with his signature take on Americana.

Customers will be able to personalize garments with badges and embroideries.

Kering ceo François-Henri Pinault broke the news on the 10th anniversary of the organization that combats violence against women.

Jimmy Pihet’s Culture Mode agency will act as a link between luxury brands and art institutions, galleries and historic sites.

The French luxury group will wind down its joint venture with Yoox Net-a-porter Group, chief client and digital officer Grégory Boutté said.