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Gianfranco D'Attis takes over Alexander McQueen after a three year revenue slide of roughly 60 percent, and his plan leans less on reinvention than on cutting the business down to what the house does best.
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Eight years after handing her label to Wes Gordon, Carolina Herrera is posting double digit growth and a genuine cultural comeback, proof that a founder's exit does not have to be messy.
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Scott Kirby has built one of the most unusual schedules in corporate America, capping meetings, banning PowerPoint readouts, and spending three hours a day reading, on the theory that a CEO's real job is thinking, not attending.
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Two years into the job, DVF's CEO has spent less time chasing reinvention than reconnecting the brand with the wrap dress, archive prints, and multi-generational following that made it famous in the first place.
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Cathy Engelbert leaves the WNBA having overseen record viewership, expansion, and the league's largest ever pay raises, but her tenure also drew sharp criticism from players over officiating, star treatment, and how the league handled its most divisive controversies.
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A five set loss to Mariano Navone handed Novak Djokovic his earliest Grand Slam exit since 2006, but a 140,000 dollar consolation check is a rounding error next to what his endorsement portfolio pays him every year regardless of the result.
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The writer and activist who helped found Ms. magazine and gave the modern women's movement one of its most recognizable voices has died at her home in New York City, six decades into a career spent pushing for equality.
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Federer entered the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport with a nearly 30 minute speech that traced his career back to a Basel ball boy and turned into a tribute to the sport rather than to himself.
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As luxury brands hand more of their operations to autonomous AI agents, insurers and executives are waking up to a new kind of threat, a system that was supposed to help the business turning on it instead.
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Rather than reformulate or quietly retire one of its oldest fragrances, Guerlain is launching a modern L'Heure Bleue Eau de Parfum alongside the untouched 1912 original, betting two versions can do more for the house than one.
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A growing number of creators are trading the flat sponsorship check for equity stakes in the brands they promote, turning influence into ownership and blurring the line between marketing and venture investing.
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The beauty group's revenue decline is narrowing, but a looming Gucci license exit and a debt paydown effort mean fiscal 2027 is shaping up as a rebuilding year rather than a return to growth.
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The beauty giant closed its fiscal year with revenue ahead of expectations, wider margins, and a fragrance business doing much of the heavy lifting, evidence that its turnaround plan is starting to show up in the numbers.
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A new EU rule stops large fashion companies from burning or landfilling unsold clothes and shoes, but a firm size cutoff and reporting gaps leave real questions about how much waste it will actually stop.
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The LVMH backed niche house is expanding its best selling scent into a family of extraits, flankers, and minis, betting that shoppers want a rotation of moods rather than one signature bottle.
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A peel off lip stain that painted TikTok metallic blue made Wonderskin famous almost overnight. The harder trick has been what came next, turning a single viral moment into a business on track to clear 200 million dollars a year, without becoming a one hit wonder.
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The creator economy runs on capturing real life, often in places and moments no one agreed to share. As audiences grow tired of feeling like extras in someone else's video, the unspoken deal that let influencers film first and ask never is quietly falling apart.
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The husband and wife behind Still Here built a downtown Manhattan obsession one perfect pair of jeans at a time, without collaborations, without sales, and without any grand plan for stores. Now, with revenue up tenfold in three years, they are opening their biggest shop yet and taking the brand to Los Angeles.
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The Net-a-Porter co-founder, who is partially deaf, is funding a new award at Parsons School of Design for disabled fashion students. Her aim is not only to open a door into the industry, but to challenge a culture of perfectionism that has kept many talented designers on the outside.
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For decades, the surest sign of having arrived was owning something almost no one else could. In a world where every luxury object has already been photographed a million times, real status has moved somewhere harder to reach, the rooms you can walk into, the trips you are invited on, and the circles that quietly decide who belongs.
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The retail empire behind Sports Direct and Flannels has taken control of one of Britain's most famous department stores. Harvey Nichols has not turned a profit since 2019, and its new owner is already promising a leaner business and hard decisions rather than a soft rescue.
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In Porto Cervo on August 9, Maxim Berin brought the BIG ART Festival to Romazzino, A Belmond Hotel, with Robbie Williams at the center of the night. An exceptional destination, an international audience, carefully chosen partners and a headline artist capable of changing the energy of the room.
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Most entrepreneurs build a business around a product or a market opportunity. Irina Biss built hers around a question, what if the most valuable investment a person can make is in becoming the next version of themselves? From leadership events at Davos and Cannes to a global coaching platform, that idea now anchors everything she creates.
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The owner of Michael Kors and Jimmy Choo saw revenue fall again, yet the more important number sits on its balance sheet. After offloading Versace to Prada, Capri has cut its net debt from 1.5 billion dollars to a fraction of that, and it is betting the leaner shape sets up a turnaround.
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After more than 25 years as a lawyer, the Luxembourg based producer built a film company that would go on to co-produce a Palme d'Or winner. Christel Henon says the pull was simple, the freedom that cinema offers, and her legal past turned out to be the steadiest foundation for a chaotic industry.
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At a private Cannes Lions session, Amazon Ads and Vogue Business made the case that the path to a luxury purchase now runs through the living room. Their argument, backed by a survey of more than a thousand affluent shoppers, is that a great show does more for a brand than another post in the feed.
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The sustainable womenswear label that began as a Los Angeles vintage shop rang the bell on the New York Stock Exchange, raising nearly 211 million dollars. The debut valued Reformation below the billion it wanted, and the harder question is what a cool internet brand does once Wall Street owns a piece of it.
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The German sportswear giant sold nearly 18 million jerseys during the World Cup and posted its best ever second quarter revenue. Yet the enormous marketing bill behind that success left profit short of expectations, and the market responded with the steepest single day drop in the company's history.
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The British actor spent five years turning down the obvious, from Industry to Rye Lane to Alien Romulus, and now he is set to inherit the Black Panther mantle. Along the way his red carpet wardrobe has become one of the most quietly adventurous in the business.
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The German-born, Moscow-trained painter does not set out to depict dreams. She wants her canvases to leave you with the feeling of having just woken from one, holding a truth you cannot quite put into words. She calls it enigmatic surrealism, and it has made her one of the more distinctive voices in contemporary art.
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For the entrepreneur and investor Alexander Spellane, a fine mechanical watch is more than an accessory. It is a wearable asset, something you can enjoy every day while it quietly holds its worth, and he argues the discipline behind the best watch brands is the same discipline that builds a lasting business.
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On August 9, 2026, the legendary Romazzino, A Belmond Hotel, overlooking the crystal-clear waters of Costa Smeralda, will once again become the stage for one of Europe's most exclusive private events. Returning to Porto Cervo for a second consecutive year, Big Art Festival presents an extraordinary evening headlined by global music icon Robbie Williams.
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At 30, the British actor has anchored films that have earned around 10 billion dollars, and a single summer of 2026 could push that figure past 12 billion. The story of how a stage school kid from London became box office royalty says as much about the modern blockbuster as it does about him.
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Search the phrase Best Looking Guy in Miami and Google returns no pageant, no magazine ranking, no celebrity. It returns Scott Keever, the entrepreneur who has held the top result for more than ten years. What began as a joke became one of the most quoted proofs in modern search optimization.
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Each July, Paris draws the world's leading designers, entrepreneurs, investors, and cultural leaders for Haute Couture Week. This season the entrepreneur and international public figure Alyona Iakymchuk joined the front rows, treating the shows as a stage for cross-border partnership rather than spectacle.
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The banking drama has been renewed for a fifth and final run, arriving just as season four became its most watched yet. Myha'la and Marisa Abela are set to return as Harper and Yasmin for a last tour through the trading floor.
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The singer marked her birthday in Italy with her husband Benny Blanco, a candle in a dish of tiramisu, and a caption that summed up where she is now. She called herself the happiest girlie in the world, and the pictures backed her up.
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She grew up kicking a ball on the same small town pitches as the world's most feared striker, and she has stayed almost invisible while he became a global name. Here is what is actually known about Isabel Haugseng Johansen.
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Studios once sold tickets on the faces of their stars. With The Odyssey, Universal is betting nine figures that a director credit alone can fill theaters, and Nolan is the only filmmaker who makes that math work.
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From a banking career in London to a luxury studio on the Tuscany and Umbria border, Sabrina Carbone has spent two decades turning Italy into the backdrop for the most demanding destination weddings. Here is how she earns that trust.
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The 2026 Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is the one window each year when coveted handbags actually go on sale before the season starts. Here are the dates, how the early access works, and the bag deals worth setting an alarm for.
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Long before the trophies and the Miami move, Antonela Roccuzzo was a girl from Rosario who caught the eye of a shy young footballer. Here is how a childhood crush grew into one of sport's most quietly powerful partnerships.
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Dioriviera is the house summer capsule that travels the map, and this season it lands as the first warm weather chapter shaped by Jonathan Anderson, from the beaches of the Mediterranean to concept spaces in Bangkok and Seoul.
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Two marriages, one contested throne, and a whole lot of dragons. Here is a clear guide to how the Targaryens and Hightowers are related, and why their bloodlines set the whole war in motion.
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For her 2026 Wimbledon debut, Naomi Osaka arrived in a kimono inspired robe built from vintage Japanese bridal garments, then shed it to reveal a custom Nike dress, a two part look designed to separate ceremony from competition.
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What started as a low key spark around Coachella has turned into something Kendall Jenner reportedly did not see coming this fast, with a run of far flung getaways pushing her romance with Jacob Elordi into serious territory.
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Long before the red carpet cameras found her, Ines de Ramon built a serious career in luxury jewelry. Here is a look at the Geneva raised executive who guards her privacy as closely as any gemstone.
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The second Khy x Frankies Bikinis collaboration, called Fever Dream, pairs Kylie Jenner and Francesca Aiello on a Los Angeles inspired swim collection built around a reimagined push up cup and a run of bold prints.
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With a new 215 million dollar commitment through Pivotal, Melinda French Gates is pushing money and attention toward the parts of women's health that research has long overlooked, from menopause to maternal mental care.
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From a Basquiat and Warhol reunion in Paris to Van Gogh's cypresses in New York, these seven exhibitions turn a warm afternoon in a gallery into the best kind of cultural detour.
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Cecilia Shen dropped out of college, passed through Google, and now runs Utopai Studios, a billion dollar bet that the person who controls AI filmmaking will not just sell the tools but own the studio.
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Lionel Messi has crossed into ten figure territory, joining a tiny club of billionaire athletes on the back of record wages, a lifetime Adidas deal, and a growing stack of equity that pays him long after the final whistle.
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Taylor Swift said her vows in a made to measure Dior haute couture gown shaped by Jonathan Anderson, a bridal moment stitched inside the house ateliers on Avenue Montaigne and finished with Cartier jewels and custom Louboutins.
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More than a decade after he first signed with the Swiss house, the actor and endurance racer becomes the official face of its eyewear, in a campaign that styles him after Jack Heuer himself.
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A crisp GapStudio pocket tee, Victoria Beckham at Gap, a denim capsule with Zara Larsson and a very pink Legally Blonde revival. The month's drops all pointed to the same idea.
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From the 2002 Puma catsuit to the crystal covered dress of her final US Open, a look at the outfits that made Serena Williams as influential in fashion as she was in the record books.
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Peter Rahal, the founder of David Protein, argues that weight loss drugs have killed the annual diet fad and replaced it with a protein obsession that is straining supply chains.
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At the Enola Holmes 3 premiere after party, Millie Bobby Brown swapped Victorian costume for a barely there Mirror Palais lace set, one of the boldest looks of her grown up style era.
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From the VIP rooms of Ibiza and Miami to bitcoin mining and insurance in the Gulf, Maurice Momo Mobetie has built a career on positioning influence across cultures and continents.
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The Prime Video costars met on the set of the hockey drama Off Campus, and a string of Paris sightings suggests their on screen spark has become something real.
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From Olivia Rodrigo's dawn lit "stupid song" video to Rosalia opening her tour on pointe, pop's leading women are trading quick balletic poses for the real, hard trained thing.
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From a 25 carat Bird on a Rock brooch to a convertible Shooting Star necklace dripping in more than 60 carats of diamonds, Tiffany's latest Blue Book campaign frames its 1845 legacy as the ultimate luxury.
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The influencer treats Prime Day as a yearly ritual, locking in her go-to lip duo and eye patches while gambling on a new body oil and a cart full of Shark gadgets. Here is everything in her 2026 haul.
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Collector, designer, and art-world fixture André Borchers treats taste as something you perceive rather than wear. A look at his case for intuition over excess and presence over performance.
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In Berlin for Spider-Man Brand New Day, Zendaya wore a custom Louis Vuitton leather bra top and a floor-skimming low-rise skirt, then hid the movie reference in her spider-web jewelry. Her press tour is the real campaign.
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He wore a yellow-gold Cartier Tank Americaine over his shirt cuff in Paris, an Agnelli-approved move that should not work and absolutely does. This week's best watch moment is a lesson in taste over flash.
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Liquid chrome, balloon silhouettes, raw denim and tactical harnesses. In 2026 the members of pop's biggest girl groups are setting the trends that luxury houses chase, and the front row has become the new runway.
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Two days after its last designer exited, Moschino named Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo, the founders of cult label Sunnei, as its new creative directors. The real test comes in September at Milan Fashion Week.
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A record MLS fee, a move from Tottenham to LAFC, and a World Cup on home-ish soil. Son Heung-min's switch to Los Angeles looked like a wind-down, but it was a calculated run-up to 2026, and his form proves it.
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Sixteen seven-figure watches sold in a single New York night, and an independent maker broke ten million for the first time. Inside the 2026 auction boom that shows where serious money is really going.
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At the New York screening of Couture, Angelina Jolie wore a plunging black Tom Ford column under a pale Calvin Klein coat and proved that the most modern way to dress is also the most restrained.
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Charles has reportedly set aside space on the royal estate for Harry, Meghan, and their children ahead of a rare U.K. visit. It is a warm gesture that collides with the same cold problem that has kept the family away for years.
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She built the farmworkers' movement, coined a phrase that reached the White House, and was jailed for her convictions more than twenty times. At nearly 96, Dolores Huerta broke a sixty-year silence in 2026, and she is not done yet.
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A civil ceremony in London, a multi-day party at a Sicilian villa, and a custom Chanel gown with 480,000 hand-sewn beads. Dua Lipa finally shared the photos from her wedding to Callum Turner, and the dress alone tells the story.
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AI engineers are the hottest hire in America, healthcare is the quiet giant, and a whole new compliance class is being born ahead of the EU AI Act. A look at the fastest-growing, best-paid career paths of 2026 and what they have in common.
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The quietest, most honest version of Mykonos is the one you only see from the water. Inside the Momentum Yachting experience, where tailored routes, a broad fleet and a disappear-into-the-background crew turn a day at sea into the best part of the trip.
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Butler service, a Gemelli menu, Champagne Pommery on arrival and the best view of South Africa versus Argentina. Inside the American Express Café and picnic at the 2026 Nedbank International Polo, where the real luxury was how easy the whole day felt.
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The moment you submit an application, the hiring manager looks you up. If your job titles do not match across your resume and profiles, or your bio is two roles out of date, you are handing them a reason to pass. Here is how to clean it up.
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Long steady cardio burns calories but can chip away at hard-won muscle. Sprinting flips the script, torching fat through the afterburn effect while signalling your body to hold onto muscle. Here is the science, and how to start.
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Audemars Piguet is independent, fiercely protective of the Royal Oak, and supposedly the last maison that would ever do a Swatch collab. Then it did. A detailed look at the 400 dollar Royal Pop pocket watch, the scarcity playbook behind it, and what the deal really signals.
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The 10,000-step target was a marketing slogan, not science. A sweeping review of 57 studies suggests the real number for a longer, healthier and happier life is closer to 7,000, and even 4,000 beats doing nothing.
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On a beach along La Croisette, Roberto Cavalli traded the mega-party arms race for a tightly curated dinner and DJ set. Inside the intimate Cannes night that drew Taylor Hill, Chiara Ferragni, Sara Sampaio, and a room full of the brand's signature heat.
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Geena Davis hosted, Warhols and a walk-on role in Emily in Paris went under the hammer, and Carine Roitfeld's runway stole the show. Inside the 32nd amfAR Gala at Cap d'Antibes — the most glamorous, and most lucrative, night of the Cannes calendar.
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More range, faster charging and a little more muscle — but the same composed restraint. The Spectre Series II refines Rolls-Royce's electric bet, and quietly signals where status at the top of the market is really heading.
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New York's mayor is an Arsenal supporter, a Real Oviedo shareholder and a lifelong football obsessive — and now he's running the city hosting the 2026 World Cup final. How Zohran Mamdani is balancing the host's job with the fan's instincts, from water-bottle fights to ticket-price battles with FIFA.
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Trading his usual antique car for a mahogany speedboat, Ralph Lauren staged a Spring 2027 menswear show in Milan that split the difference between sun-bleached Polo prep and lived-in Purple Label luxury — and drew a front row from Lewis Hamilton to Colman Domingo to prove the point.
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