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- 1Dior, Furla, Prada, Coach and Burberry Lead a Busy Retail Week▼This Week in Retail: Dior Expands Miss Dior Pop-Ups, Furla Cinemania Revives the Lynette Bag in Milan, Prada Opens Hong Kong Boutique, Coach Brings Coach Play to Shenzhen, Burberry Marks 170 Years
Luxury brands rolled out a series of retail moves this week. Dior is expanding its Miss Dior pop-up stores, Furla launched its Cinemania campaign reviving the Lynette bag in Milan, and Prada opened a new boutique in Hong Kong. Coach brought its Coach Play concept to Shenzhen, while Burberry marked its 170th anniversary with celebratory activities.
- 2Jonathan Anderson's romantic Dior show celebrates nature's 'preciousness'●Jonathan Anderson looks to the 'preciousness' of nature for a romantic Dior show https://www.wallpaper.com/fashion-beaut
Jonathan Anderson presented his spring-summer 2027 Dior collection at Paris Fashion Week, drawing on the 'preciousness' of nature for a romantic, design-led show. The collection is being noted as an early marker of Anderson's creative direction at the French house, with coverage from Wallpaper highlighting its romanticism and nature-inspired themes among fashion and design audiences.
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A new comedy episode featuring the character Dior Armani meeting Mafanya's parents has drawn a large audience, with reactions and likes already topping 250,000. The scene plays on the running joke of the flashy character clashing with Mafanya's family, and viewers are sharing and commenting on the funny moments from the encounter.
- 4Rihanna leads star turnout at Paris Fashion Week Dior show●All the celebrities at Paris Fashion Week September 2026: Rihanna and more from Dior
Paris Fashion Week's September 2026 edition is drawing a heavy celebrity presence, with Rihanna among the big names attending Dior's show. Coverage is rounding up the stars spotted front row at the French fashion house, keeping the brand and its guest list at the center of fashion week conversation.
- 5How Paris's Oldest Fashion Houses Outlived Their Founders●How the Most Enduring Paris Fashion Houses Outlived Their Founders
A new feature examines how the most enduring Paris fashion houses — names like Chanel, Dior and Louis Vuitton — have continued to thrive long after the deaths of their founders. It looks at how creative directorships, brand mythology and reinvention have allowed these couture institutions to stay relevant across generations, sparking discussion among fashion followers about legacy versus innovation.