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LFDY opens first French store in Paris
Published
November 26, 2025
German streetwear label Live Fast Die Young (LFDY) launches in France as it continues its international expansion with this planned market entry. The Düsseldorf-based brand opened its first French store on November 15 in the fashionable Le Marais district (33 Rue du Temple).
Alongside its locations in Germany, Amsterdam, and London, Paris marks a new milestone for the brand and underscores its ambition to establish flagship stores in key international cities.
“Every city and every store is unique- we start from scratch with every new opening. Paris has long been on our bucket list, and the process leading up to the opening was complex. All the more rewarding to see how everything has come together,” says CEO and founder Lorenz Amend.
The roughly 100-square-metre store in the heart of the Marais integrates the building’s historic character into a modern interior: exposed walls with faded paintwork, cast-iron columns, and the original tiled floor provide the backdrop for the brand’s signature style.
Polished stainless-steel furniture with a clean design language provides a counterpoint to the Parisian flair and underscores the brand’s signature aesthetic, developed in collaboration with the Dorenz + Jokisch architectural team.
“We have seen LFDY’s strong international growth in recent years and we are now looking forward to bringing this spirit physically to another European market,” says CFO Alexander Pablo Steingass.
The lounge areas have been intentionally designed: seating in the cash desk and changing-room areas is deliberately punctuated by a DJ booth, which will host regular sets. Furniture classics such as Robert Mallet-Stevens’ Chair No. 222 and a vintage cognac leather armchair in the lounge in front of the changing rooms, surrounded by heavy grey velvet curtains with a rich texture, stylishly complete the overall ambience.
According to LFDY, around 1,200 guests attended the opening party at the Palais de Tokyo the day after the official opening. The headliners were the French rap artists La Mano 1.9 and JRK19, supported by local DJs.
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Published
December 5, 2025
Burberry has named a new chief operating and supply chain officer as well as a new chief customer officer. They’re both key roles at the recovering luxury giant and both are being promoted from within.
Matteo Calonaci becomes chief operating and supply chain officer, moving from his role as senior vice-president of strategy and transformation at the firm.
In his new role, he’ll be oversee supply chain and planning, strategy and transformation, and data and analytics. He succeeds Klaus Bierbrauer, who’s currently Burberry supply chain and industrial officer. Bierbrauer will be leaving the company following its winter show and a transition period.
Meanwhile, Johnattan Leon steps up as chief customer officer. He’s currently currently Burberry’s senior vice-president of commercial and chief of staff. In his new role he’ll be leading Burberry’s customer, client engagement, customer service and retail excellence teams, while also overseeing its digital, outlet and commercial operations.
Both Calonaci and Leon will join the executive committee, reporting to Company CEO Joshua Schulman.
Schulman said of the two execs that the appointments “reflect the exceptional talent and leadership we have at Burberry. Both Matteo and Johnattan have been instrumental in strengthening our focus on executional excellence and elevating our customer experience. Their deep understanding of our business, our people, and our customers gives me full confidence that their leadership will help drive [our strategy] Burberry Forward”.
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Published
December 5, 2025
Traditional and occasion wear designer Puneet Gupta has stepped into the world of fine jewellery with the launch of ‘Deco Luméaura,’ a collection designed to blend heritage and contemporary aesthetics while taking inspiration from the dramatic landscapes of Ladakh.
“For me, Deco Luméaura is an exploration of transformation- of material, of story, of self,” said Puneet Gupta in a press release. “True luxury isn’t perfect; it is intentional. Every piece is crafted to be lived with and passed on.”
The jewellery collection features cocktail rings, bangles, chokers, necklaces, and statement evening bags made in recycled brass and finished with 24 carat gold. The stones used have been kept natural to highlight their imperfect and unique forms and each piece in the collection has been hammered, polished, and engraved by hand.
Designed to function as wearable art pieces, the colourful jewellery echoes the geometry of Art Deco while incorporating distinctly South Asian imagery such as camels, butterflies, and tassels. Gupta divides his time between his stores in Hyderabad and Delhi and aims to bring Indian artistry to a global audience while crafting a dialogue between designer and artisan.
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