Week 28 in Luxury: French elections jolt markets, Miley shines at Margiela, investors turn to safe assets, and Beckham brand surpasses £100M.

Welcome to the Week 28 edition of "This Week in Luxury," where we’ll bring you the latest developments in the world of luxury!

1.French stocks, bonds tumble as government faces potential collapse

French markets tumble as political turmoil deepens, with stocks sliding, bond yields surging, and IMF fears looming

Read the full article here | REUTERS

2.The Week in Fashion: Miley Cyrus Is Maison Margiela’s New Muse


Plus, other must-know industry news you may have missed.

Read the full article here | HARPERSBAZAAR

3. Global equity fund inflows ease on worries over Fed independence

Global investors are pouring billions into bonds, finance, tech, and gold funds—revealing the hottest safe havens of 2025.

Read the full article here | REUTERS

4. Victoria Beckham sales rise but profit remains elusive


Revenue at the former Spice Girl’s fashion and beauty empire tops £100 million but it still posted an operating loss for 2024

Read the full article here | THE TIMES

That concludes this week's edition of "This Week in Luxury." Stay tuned for more updates on the world of luxury in the weeks to come!

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