Tiffany & Co. Unveils New Quebec Flagship Store + More Fashion News

Tiffany & Co. opens a flagship store at RoyalMount Montréal

Calling all Canadian Tiffany & Co. connoisseurs. The beloved jewellery brand just unveiled a new RoyalMount Montréal store inspired by the House’s iconic Fifth Avenue flagship, and it’s definitely worth a trip.

The new location is the epitome of intentional luxury, with over 5,000 square feet of house-code references, pops of Tiffany blue and cream fixtures with opulent mother-of-pearl casings. Each detail channels the brand’s roots in artistry and quality craftsmanship, from mosaic tiles to handmade ceramics.

While perusing the one-of-a-kind space, visitors can shop all of the Tiffany favourites, including the Lock, Knot and Bird on a Rock collections. Dazzling, indeed.

Louis Vuitton embraces the art of travel

New Year, new Louis Vuitton. The brand’s Spring 2026 menswear campaign by Pharrell Williams is a reset and an invitation to welcome wanderlust. The campaign—aptly named The Art of Travel—perfectly complements Louis Vuitton’s longstanding reputation as the go-to place for purposeful, high-quality, elegant luggage. It features two beloved house ambassadors in transit: Jeremy Allen White gazing out beyond a train window and Pusha T awaiting his departure on the platform. It’s scenic with a touch of dandyism in warm, hazy hues.

What better way to kick off 2026 than to celebrate all the journeys to come?

Gracie Abrams is the face of Chanel’s Coco Crush collection

Gracie Abrams is a Chanel girl, and we’re not just talking clothes. The singer-songwriter has been named the House’s fine jewellery ambassador, marking the moment with new releases from the Coco Crush line.

For the uninitiated, the iconic line is defined by Gabrielle Chanel’s signature carved quilted motif, featured on everything from rings and bracelets to earrings and necklaces. Coco Crush pieces are simple and sophisticated, with a magnetic allure. In the new campaign—which also stars Jennie—Abrams wears the gold quilted choker, perfectly framed by her signature sharp bob.

BOSS celebrates the Year of the Horse with Wang Shun

What happens when you pair classic German tailoring with the Lunar New Year? Celebration, ambition and great fashion.

BOSS is running full speed ahead into the Year of the Horse with a new capsule showcased by brand ambassador Wang Shun. Both BOSS and Shun share the spirit of ambition and perseverance—the latter a professional athlete—making this partnership an A+ fit. The capsule features traditional Chinese goldsmithing details with refined tailoring and an Eastern flair. Jackets, knitwear, T-shirts and more are available in bold red, white and black shades, fitting for the holiday. For a year that’s all about power, we can’t picture anything stronger than BOSS.

Pandora reveals mini charm collaboration with Katseye

When Katseye makes a move, the world watches.

After going mega-viral for their campaign with Gap last summer, the Gen Z girl group is ready to share a new Pandora collection. It features mini charms available in sterling silver and 14k gold plating, with each Katseye member having a custom design. The collection offers ultimate personalization: mix and match initials with charms like the smiley face, peace sign, clover, music note, globe and puzzle piece. Jewellery has never been so fun.

Sézane returns to NYC for its spring 2026 collection

After opening its first location in the Big Apple nearly ten years ago, Parisian brand Sézane returns to the bustling NYC streets to bring its spring 2026 collection to life. Picture minimal French styles worn effortlessly on sidewalks throughout the city. The collection captures the spirit of New Yorkers with practical pieces like trench coats and timeless knitwear, but also offers statement pieces to cherish, like the denim Manolia Jacket. Two iconic cities, one epic campaign.