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MIU MIU SAYS UNO WITH A SPECIAL COLLABORATION
Miu Miu turns game night into a collector’s flex with its limited-edition UNO x Miu Miu set, priced at $600. The classic deck gets a fashion makeover with bespoke graphics and arrives tucked inside a soft leather case, finished with a snap closure and logo detail. It is playful, polished, and very much designed for the shelf as much as the table.
LOUIS VUITTON NAMES CHASE INFINITI AS HOUSE AMBASSADOR
Louis Vuitton welcomes rising actress Chase Infiniti as its newest House Ambassador, cementing a relationship that has been quietly building since 2024. From front-row appearances at Nicolas Ghesquière’s recent shows to custom red-carpet looks rooted in the brand’s archives, Infiniti represents the House’s preference for talent with momentum and substance.
PRADA GROUP COMPLETES THE ACQUISITION OF VERSACE
The Prada Group has officially completed its acquisition of Versace from Capri Holdings, following full regulatory approval. The move brings one of Italy’s most recognizable fashion houses into Prada’s expanding portfolio, which already includes Prada and Miu Miu. Beyond the headlines, the acquisition signals a long-term strategy focused on safeguarding Italian luxury heritage while sharpening global competitiveness.
MAX MARA TAKES RESORT 2027 TO SHANGHAI
Max Mara has announced Shanghai as the host city for its Resort 2027 show, set for June 16, 2026. The decision marks a return to a market where the brand has previously staged ambitious presentations and collaborations with local artists. With destination shows becoming increasingly strategic, Shanghai underscores Max Mara’s continued investment in meaningful global fashion capitals rather than novelty locations.
MOROCCAN KAFTAN JOINS UNESCO INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE LIST
The Moroccan kaftan has been officially inscribed on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage List, a major recognition of the craftsmanship, history, and cultural weight behind the garment. Worn for centuries and refined through generations of artisans, the kaftan stands as both cultural dress and fashion touchstone. The designation also strengthens efforts to protect it from misattribution and cultural appropriation, placing rightful credit firmly back in Morocco’s hands.
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