Gemma Chan continues to impress on the Josephine press tour, with two Burberry looks that couldn't be more different.
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Gemma's Burberry Spring 2027 floral silk taffeta dress almost felt like a take on the label's signature trench coat.
Between the epaulettes, belted waist and ******* on-front design, the trench coat references were unmistakable, but the delicate floral embroidery and softly gathered neckline gave the familiar silhouette a dressier feel.
I particularly like how Gemma rolled up the sleeves and opted for ivory pointed-toe pumps, which worked beautifully with the soft grey tone of the dress. This was a charming daytime look.

#gemma #burberry #trench #maarten

It's clear that the Princess of Wales has entered her autumn style era. Now that October is upon us, the 44-year-old has embraced the seasonal change with a plethora of darker-toned items.
Last week, Kate hosted a secret tea party for Three Peaks Challenge participants and their families at Windsor Castle. The royal looked elegant in a chocolate brown-coloured belted dress by the famously English heritage label Burberry. The structured fit-and-flare silhouette offered a clean, monochromatic look.
A new item in Kate's wardrobe, the £1,760 tailored dress is cut in a fit-and-flare silhouette that's cinched in with a striking, gold twist-lock belt. It also has slip pockets, which Kate was spotted appearing to use at certain moments. The dress appears to be bespoke as the sleeves are three-quarter length, whereas the frock on the shelves featured capped sleeves.
The Princess of Wales hosted a very special tea party at Windsor Castle (@ Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace)
A year earlier, Kate wore the very same dress, but in black. During the German State visit in 2025, the mother of three was pictured viewing exhibits from the Royal Collection relating to Germany in the Green Drawing Room at Windsor Castle, alongside her husband, Prince William.

#kate #castle #dress #hosted

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Coat season is here, and while autumn may have some reaching for their trench coats, Kylie Jenner just put her stamp of approval on another trending outerwear style: the car coat.
The it-girl approved staple has been having quite a moment. With its easy, light fit, mid-length design, and sleek silhouette, it makes for a totally versatile piece that goes well with just about anything. The style was born in the 1900s, and its name came as it was designed to allow easy movement for its wearer while driving or using transportation.
Now, decades later, the car coat has found its way to the hottest runways: Prada, Dries Van Noten, Lemaire, Meryll Rogge, and Tory Burch, to name a few. Even Burberry, best known for its polished khaki trenches, has reimagined the car coat with funky prints for the modern It girl (or It boy).
All this to say that Jenner's seemingly trivial outerwear choice—for her girls' night with Stas Karanikolaou at Sushi Park in Los Angeles—actually has a long and rich fashion history behind it. (Her sister Kendall Jenner is also a fan of the staple.)
The Khy founder styled her sharp beige car coat with a little white tee and straight-leg blue jeans in a light wash. For footwear, she traded her go-to thong sandals for a pair of strappy black heels. And to match, she carried a slouchy black leather tote. Rosy blush, paired with a bronze eye and lip, completed her effortless look.

#outerwear #name #black

Coty Inc. (NYSE:COTY) traded about 7% lower shortly after its earnings release, with the after-hours decline later approaching 8.5%, as a fourth-quarter revenue beat was accompanied by a wider-than-expected adjusted loss and weaker near-term profit guidance. Revenue increased 1.3% to $1.27 billion, outperforming the consensus forecast for a 4.6% decline. However, the company-defined adjusted loss was $0.02 per share versus the $0.01 consensus loss, like-for-like sales fell 1%, and the reported net loss widened to $141 million.
The larger red flag is visibility. Coty Inc. (NYSE:COTY) expects first-quarter company-defined adjusted earnings of $0.11 to $0.13 per share, below the $0.14 consensus estimate, while like-for-like revenue is projected to decline by a low- to mid-single-digit percentage. Management also withheld fiscal 2027 guidance and described the period as a transition year, even though fiscal 2025 carried the same label.
The revenue beat showed that Coty Inc. (NYSE:COTY) still owns brands with meaningful consumer demand. Fourth-quarter like-for-like sales declined only 1%, improving substantially from the 7% decline in the third quarter. Fragrance demand remains comparatively resilient, supporting a portfolio centered on brands such as Burberry, Hugo Boss, Calvin Klein, Marc Jacobs and Chloé.
Portfolio simplification could also strengthen Coty Inc. (NYSE:COTY)'s balance sheet. Coty received $250 million at the signing of the Gucci Beauty agreement and is due another $150 million by September 30, 2027, subject to a possible holdback of up to $30 million. The immediate proceeds can support debt reduction and investment in core brands. Potential sales of CoverGirl, Rimmel, or other Consumer Beauty **** ets could further reduce complexity and concentrate capital on higher-return prestige fragrances.
The first-quarter outlook leaves Coty Inc. (NYSE:COTY) without a demonstrated earnings inflection point. Management is forecasting another like-for-like sales decline, adjusted earnings below consensus, and no full-year framework. Investors therefore lack a clear bridge between the restructuring program and sustainable earnings or free-cash-flow growth.

#coty #earnings #quarter #revenue

Luxury fashion retailers are accelerating store closures as slowing demand, economic uncertainty, and shifting consumer spending force even the industry's biggest names to rethink their global footprints.
Over the past year, several luxury companies have announced plans to shrink their retail networks as they prioritize stronger-performing locations, streamline operations, and invest in long-term growth rather than maintaining expansive store portfolios.
Kering closed 133 stores across its brands in 2025 and plans to shutter an additional 100 locations, with further reductions under review. The French multinational luxury goods group owns some of the most recognizable luxury houses, including Gucci, Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga, and Alexander McQueen.
Ferragamo also expects to close roughly 70 stores between 2025 and 2026, while Burberry shuttered 21 locations during fiscal 2026.
Industry ****** ysts do not expect a rapid recovery.

#luxury #saint #laurent

Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin's son is embracing his time in the spotlight.
Moses Martin, the 20-year-old son of the "Marty Supreme" actress, 53, and Coldplay frontman, 49, has kicked off his modeling journey by starring in British brand Burberry's newest ad campaign.
The campaign, ****** led "Escape to the Countryside," shows Martin sporting warm-toned and casual looks like polos, T-shirts and ****** on-ups alongside models Edie Campbell, Nora Attal and Sang Woo Kim.
The video ad shows Martin and the others playing a group of friends embarking on a summer road trip in the countryside while flaunting their fits. It features the track "For Hire" by Martin's alternative rock band, "People I've Met," where he serves as a vocalist and guitarist with drummer Orlando Wiltshire and bassist Andrew Suster.
In addition to his modeling and musical pursuits, Martin is presumably still a student at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, as Paltow announced his attendance on Instagram in August 2024.