Having a long-lived brand with an impressive history is one of the few things that newer car companies cannot emulate, and ...

Rogers is franker in his assessment of luxury. “It’s boring,” says the award-winning designer. Known for his buoyant, vivid patterns that are a nod to his roots in Louisiana, Rogers’s ...

Ferragamo’s new logo –– disclosed at the recent Milan Fashion Week –– departs from its more refined, italicized insignia modeled on the founder’s handwriting. The new typography is all capital with ...

Jaguar has debuted new logos and graphic designs, preparing to relaunch itself as an exclusive, high-priced luxury EV brand that competes in the league of Rolls-Royce and Bentley.; A new "leaper ...

A centuries-old, family-owned Parisian house, FLP's Artistic Director Augustin de Buffévent says it doesn’t need the luxury ...

They’re the biggest of brands. But with no logos. And that’s the whole point. Call it stealth wealth or quiet luxury. For the rich and those who aspire, logo-free, low-key fashion with large ...

A luxury French clothing brand ripped off the logo of the New York Young Republicans Club and slapped it on a sweatshirt it sells for $1,399. One garment fetched $2,500 on the secondary market ...

The wider legal crackdown hasn’t only targeted brands making prominent use of logos either. Batsheva Hay attends the Fashion Trust awards on April 9, 2024 in Beverly Hills, California. Monica ...

The California-based fashion company Guess has reportedly dropped its G-Logo tote bag after social media users claimed the design looked too similar to a trendy indie brand. A statement sent to ...

JAGUAR have unveiled a new logo as part of their re-branding to electric only models. The luxury car manufacturer sparked a heated debate, with some claiming it looks like “it was designed by… ...

For example, of 10 sunglasses ranging between $100 and $300 that Berger and Ward studied, the majority featured visible logos — but only a few out of 10 $500-plus sunglasses had a brand name or ...

Xiaomi’s logo is now a curved-edge “squircle” rather than a square, although the company’s CEO Lei Jun says that it wasn’t simply a matter of “[changing] the shape from square to round”.