LVMH Watch Week 2026 Is Here + More Fashion News

Milan hosts the 2026 LVMH watch week

It’s that time of year again! Watch lovers, rejoice. The seventh annual LVMH Watch Week is officially underway.

For the uninitiated, Watch Week is an event where affiliated maisons present their timepieces launching that year, showcasing creativity, craftsmanship and innovation. The event reliably brings together designers, journalists and clients alike to honour the art of watchmaking. And this year, Milan is the chosen playing field for the week-long celebration.

Of the notable watches debuting in Milan, Tiffany & Co. is bringing back the iconic Tiffany Timer in celebration of 160 years of watchmaking. The artisan-crafted design is inspired by the brand’s original 19th-century stopwatches with modern touches like a classic Tiffany blue face and a gold Bird on a Rock carving. It’s heritage craftsmanship, made modern.

Louis Vuitton also presented several new timepieces this week, among them the Tambour Convergence Guilloché. The third model of an ongoing collection, this watch features an intricately carved rose gold face with wavy, ray of sunshine-like motifs. Unlike a typical construction, the Tambour Convergence tells time using two rotating disks rather than hands. Most impressively, the design is crafted using traditional hand-turned guillochage (in other words, the carvings are made manually by an artisan, not an automatic machine).

Many of the timepieces debuting at the 2026 LVMH Watch Week are produced in exclusive limited quantities, so be sure to keep your eyes peeled for exciting new launches. As they say, time is of the essence.

The new Fendi Way is the ultimate everyday luxury handbag

Fendi knows that a handbag must be versatile enough to accompany you in an ever-changing day-to-day, and the newest addition to their line embodies this ease perfectly.

Introducing the Fendi Way bag: a soft, effortless take on luxury. Unveiled on the Spring 2026 runway, the trapezoidal hobo bag is made of luxurious calfskin lined with a statement colour suede and accentuated by gold hardware. Think sophistication on the outside, serotonin on the inside. To make it personal, the bag features an inconspicuous hook on the handle designed with charms and other accessories in mind. Style it for long days at the office or grab it for spontaneous weekend outings—the Way does it all.

BonLook and Bohème are bringing back retro eyewear

Sick of grey Canadian winters? This collaboration will have you channelling warmer days (and maybe convincing you to book that spring break trip).

BonLook is collaborating with Canadian design studio Bohème to present an exclusive capsule of retro statement sunnies. Available in cream aviator, cat-eye and oversized square frames, they can be personalized with the option of brown or orange-tinted lenses. The collection is beach-y and effortless—our favourite mid-winter remedy.

Tissot opens its first Canadian boutique in Montréal

Québécois watch lovers, the Montréal Eaton Centre has a new luxury shopping spot you’ll want to swing by.

Swiss watchmaker Tissot has officially opened its first Canadian boutique in downtown Montréal. The 650-square-foot store has sleek black interiors with vibrant red accents and a bold circular wall casing. Along with innovative design, the boutique offers limited edition collections alongside cult-fave pieces like the ​​NBA Supersport Chrono and PRC100 Solar. Experience a bespoke shopping service with personalized guidance and on-site watch maintenance.

Sézane reunites with Sea New York for a city-inspired collaboration

What happens when Paris and NYC cross sartorial paths? Sézane and Sea New York are here to show us.

The two brands have reunited to create a collection where coastal grandma meets Parisian chic. Marking their third city-to-city collaboration, the new collection offers everything from quirky detachable collars and cozy quilted jackets to embroidery, lace, crochet and patchwork details. It’s a near-instant sell-out with limited selections left, so don’t miss out on a taste of Big-Apple-inspired style.

Levi’s and Dev Hynes launch a grunge collaboration

Vintage silhouettes, unexpected proportions, casual prep—Levi’s latest collaboration has it all.

The legacy brand is partnering with Grammy-nominated artist Dev Hynes to drop a grunge edit inspired by his genre-blurring music style. It’s not just streetwear; it’s a contemporary interpretation of everyday menswear. The collection includes oversized tees, baggy jeans, cargo pants, carpenter jackets and grandpa sweaters in muted, earthy tones. Picture gems you’d find at the thrift store—but better. If you need a wardrobe upgrade, the Levi’s grunge edit has you covered.