This month, we see the worlds of fashion, jewellery, watches, beauty, travel and hospitality collide for exciting products and collaborations.
Luxurious Travels
Expanding its celebrated travel series, City Guide Resort, Louis Vuitton unveils four Mediterranean destinations: Bodrum, Marbella, Portofino and Taormina. Since 1998, the City Guides have served as an essential companion for stylish travellers, blending practical insight with cultural discovery. This new edition adopts a compact illustrated format, with each location brought to life through the perspectives of writers, creatives and local voices. Contributors include Fatih Baş for Bodrum, Isolina Arbulu for Marbella, Clara Bona for Portofino and Alessandro Florio for Taormina, alongside artists who visually reinterpret each destination’s character. The guides highlight iconic landmarks, hidden gems, gastronomy, hotels and cultural hotspots, offering a curated insider’s view of each city. Available in print, digital and app formats, the collection reinforces the brand’s vision of travel as an art form, combining storytelling, illustration and curation to inspire exploration of the Mediterranean coast.
Beauty Meets Fashion
Two Italian icons, Just Cavalli and KIKO MILANO, unite for their first global beauty collaboration, delivering a wild, glamorous summer collection celebrating fearless selfexpression. The limited-edition line blends fashion and beauty with 18 products and a gift-with-purchase, reimagining KIKO bestsellers through animalier-inspired design, bold colour and addictive fragrance. It introduces high-performance formulas including lip oils, blush, eyeshadow, eyeliner, bronzer, gloss and mascara, designed for long-lasting, party-proof wear with modern textures and skin-friendly actives. Celebrating Italian creativity and confidence, the collaboration encourages expressive looks inspired by the runway and Mediterranean summer energy. Available globally, it positions make-up as a lifestyle statement, inviting users to embrace their wild side. The products include glow blush, hydra lip gloss and waterproof mascara for bold, expressive everyday glamour.
Stylish Summer Escape
British fashion meets French Riviera glamour this summer as Burberry transforms the iconic Hôtel Belles Rives into a chic seasonal escape. The historic Art Deco property, once home to author F. Scott Fitzgerald and frequented by literary greats such as Ernest Hemingway and Gertrude Stein, was reimagined in Burberry’s signature aesthetic. The fashion house has refreshed its signature check in the hotel’s distinctive blue. The pattern can be seen throughout the hotel’s beach club, terraces and interiors, blending coastal elegance with heritage style. Inspired by Burberry’s long-standing connection to outdoor adventure and yachting culture, the High Summer 2026 collection featured nautical motifs and checked swimwear. Guests will be able to enjoy branded experiences throughout the season, including waterskiing, sunset gatherings at The Fitzgerald Bar and Burberry ice lollies served on the hotel’s famed terrace overlooking the Mediterranean.
Pastel Racing Energy
Swiss watchmaker TAG Heuer continues its motorsport heritage with the Formula 1 Solargraph 38mm pastel collection, a vibrant evolution of its 1986 icon. Rooted in its racing DNA, TAG Heuer has evolved the line with solar-powered innovation and a refined 38mm silhouette balancing heritage and modern wearability. Celebrating Formula 1 racing spirit, the pastel series reinterprets iconic design codes in soft beige, pink, blue, green and lavender tones, expressing optimism and individuality. Crafted in lightweight TH Polylight cases with steel finishing, the Solargraph movement uses light energy, delivering months of autonomy and near-instant restart capability. Select diamond-set models add refinement, pairing sandblasted steel bracelets with vivid pastel dials for a balance of sportiness and luxury appeal. The collection ultimately reframes racing as emotion and self-expression beyond the track.
Nature-Inspired Couture
During the 79th Cannes International Film Festival, Caroline’s Couture unveiled its fourth couture collection in a rooftop presentation at the Hôtel Martinez, accompanied by exceptional creations from Chopard’s Red Carpet High Jewellery collection. Designed by Caroline Scheufele, the 2026 collection drew inspiration from the beauty and fragility of nature, transforming floral and botanical elements into elegant couture silhouettes. Moving away from the celestial themes explored in 2025, the collection celebrated roses, lilies and peonies through intricate embroidery, guipure lace and laser-cut motifs. Rich shades of crimson, burgundy, pink and vibrant green reflected blooming gardens and the deep blues of Lake Geneva. The accompanying high jewellery creations echoed the same poetic vision, capturing fleeting natural moments and rare gemstones in delicate, precious designs showcased throughout the Cannes festivities.
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