Manufacturers

In 1966, Yves Saint Laurent designed “Le Smoking,” the first women’s tuxedo, which gave women the right to wear trousers in an elegant restaurant. Sounds trivial? Back then, it was a revolution. A woman in a men’s suit meant more than just fashion: it meant choice, autonomy, the ability to decide for herself.

Today, Saint Laurent is not just archival …Read more

“In rankings and expert opinions, French and German brands dominate.” This is no coincidence. We are talking about jewelry houses that have been creating table silverware for aristocracy and the world’s finest hotels for generations. Their cutlery is more than just eating utensils.

Why luxury cutlery is a league of its own

Top-quality materials are essential: sterling silver 925 or …Read more

The brand Brooks Brothers is a true institution of American men’s fashion, known primarily for its classic formal wear and preppy style that has defined elegance for generations of Americans. The company can boast something that almost no other company has:

The oldest continuously operating clothing brand in USA, founded on April 7, 1818 in New York by Henry

While most fashion houses are struggling with a market slowdown, Hermès closed 2025 with revenues of €16 billion (+9% LFL) and an operating margin of 41%. Fourth quarter? +10% LFL. First quarter of 2026? Another €4.1 billion and +6% LFL. While competitors are looking for savings, Hermès simply keeps growing.

The secret lies in something that Vogue describes as a …Read more

July 29, 1981, St. Paul’s Cathedral in London. Three and a half thousand guests in attendance, another 750 million viewers watching on television around the world. And in the glasses at this royal ceremony? Dom Pérignon vintage 1961.

It was no coincidence. Lady Diana Spencer and Prince Charles did not toast with just anything. Dom Pérignon 1961 already had …Read more