A decade after launching Berluti as the LVMH group’s first and only exclusively “masculine” marque in ready-to-wear, its CEO Antoine Arnault today signaled another shift for the house: Kris Van Assche ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. NEW YORK — Berluti has headed south for the second time. After nearly seven years at 677 Madison Avenue at 62nd Street, the French ...

Founded in 1985, Berluti remains one of the world’s premier cobblers, having adorned the feet of everyone from Marcel Proust to Andy Warhol. But creative director Kris Van Assche saw a chance to push ...

It’s shaping up as an Olympic year for Berluti. The luxury brand is dressing Team France for the opening ceremonies of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, but don’t expect any sport-themed ...

Bringing two brands together in a thoughtful and creative way is the aim of any collaboration. When those brands are at the top of their respective fields, the end results had better be pretty special ...

Berluti taps into its traditional designs, like its 18th-century manuscript-inspired ‘Scritto’ motif design, which is brought to life in 2004, as the palette for the streetwear-Esq designs of this ...

There's a close connection between fashion and youth culture. Throughout history, we have witnessed generational conflict in some form or other. Nevertheless, modern conditions cannot be translated ...

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About ten years ago, I was fortunate enough to be given a pair of lace-up Derby shoes from venerable Parisian footwear brand Berluti. They were beautiful, easily the best pair I’ve ever owned. The ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. In 1962, a pale, shy-seeming man with sunglasses and an excessively ...

Berluti, one of the oldest shoemakers in Paris, has been crafting bespoke shoes since 1895. Maitre bottier Jean-Michel Casalonga explains a few of the 250 steps needed to turn a rough sketch into a ...