Coach bags, a Beverly Boulevard runway return and a free Avedon show on Camden Drive: here is what moved in fashion and luxury from late Wednesday night through Thursday morning, Nov 5, 2026. Every item is checked against its source and linked.
The Money Talk
Tapestry lifts its outlook as Coach keeps selling
Tapestry raised its fiscal 2027 revenue forecast to 8.5 to 8.6 billion dollars and earnings per share to 8.25 to 8.35 dollars, Business of Fashion reports via Reuters, after first-quarter sales rose 11.1 percent to 1.89 billion. Coach revenue jumped 16 percent on a reported basis while Kate Spade fell 10 percent; China revenue rose 43 percent. Coach CEO Todd Kahn told Reuters, “Our product and the value proposition is compelling at our price points, so we’re not going to be any more promotional,” citing a sweet spot between 200 and 500 dollars. Source: Business of Fashion
Luxury turbocharges Diwali marketing for Indian shoppers
Business of Fashion reports that brands from Bulgari and Ferragamo to Jimmy Choo and Burberry are building dedicated Diwali capsules and events ahead of the Nov. 8 festival. Franck Muller’s limited Vanguard for India costs 31.25 lakh rupees, about 32,898 dollars, with nearly two thirds already sold; the Confederation of All India Traders expects festive sales to jump as much as 18 percent to more than 73 billion dollars. Source: Business of Fashion
Why it matters for LA: Coach’s charm-and-bag playbook is the accessible-luxury lane Beverly Hills and The Grove already sell hard; Diwali gifting also lands in LA’s Indian diaspora, so expect more festive windows through next weekend.
The Maisons
Catherine Deneuve plays boutique manager for Ami Paris
Catherine Deneuve stars in Ami’s Ami d’Hiver holiday films, directed by Loïc Prigent and shot in the Place des Victoires boutique, WWD reports. She pulls bestsellers like the Carrousel bag and a long-sleeved polo, and founder Alexandre Mattiussi drew a circle skirt for her. The shorts debut on Ami’s site and socials, then run in cinemas Nov. 18 through Dec. 1; a second chapter by Bruno Staub shows Parisians in snow outside the store. Source: WWD
Dolce and Gabbana builds a crimson holiday hotel
Dolce & Gabbana’s holiday 2026 campaign, photographed by Gordon von Steiner, stages gold dresses, tuxedos and leopard accessories inside a deep-red hotel before the frame widens to reveal cameras and crew, WWD reports. Still lifes are by Matthieu Lavanchy. The push follows the house’s Oct. 21 Mytheresa holiday capsule chapter. Source: WWD
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Why it matters for LA: Old-school French and Italian holiday films travel well on LA feeds; Ami’s yellow knits and Dolce’s gold evening looks are the kind of gifts stylists already pull for December parties.
Drops & Collabs
Palace opens a Soho flagship with a Burberry-only capsule
Palace unveiled a 2,700-square-foot multistory flagship at 8 Poland Street in London, opening to the public Thursday, WWD reports. A store-only 10-piece Burberry capsule includes a honey-beige Camden car coat, a cashmere house-check scarf and a Poland Street polo, plus a London-exclusive Palace range embossed with the number 8. The old Brewer Street shop closed Sept. 21. Source: WWD
Supreme x Vaquera drops today with a first bedding set
Supreme’s Fall 2026 capsule with New York-founded, Paris-based Vaquera lands Thursday via flagships and online, with Asia on Nov. 7, Hypebeast reports. The range centers on Christ and Kisses zip-up hoodies, collage long sleeves and jeans, basketball shorts, trompe-l’oeil graphic tees and a co-branded New Era fitted, plus Supreme’s first duvet and pillow set. Highsnobiety calls the bedding a Supreme first. Source: Hypebeast
Crenshaw Skate Club x Sprite heads to Fairfax
Crenshaw Skate Club and Sprite drop a green-and-yellow capsule of tees, sweatpants, a six-panel cap and a mesh tracksuit, Hypebeast reports. Founder Tobey McIntosh cites South Central barbershop haircut charts for a portrait tee with the Sprite logo shaved into the hair. An LA pop-up opens Nov. 7 at 439 N Fairfax Avenue, the former Supreme store, before a global release Nov. 9 at 11 a.m. PT, priced from 50 to 120 dollars. Source: Hypebeast
Why it matters for LA: Fairfax gets the local win: line up Nov. 7 if you want Crenshaw first. Palace x Burberry is London-only, so LA buyers will watch reseller channels; Supreme’s LA store is the West Coast stop for Vaquera today.
LA Front Row
Yeezy Season 01 finally walked on Beverly Boulevard
After four years off the runway, Yeezy presented Season 01 on Wednesday night at DROAM 1, the new flagship at 4317 Beverly Blvd, Complex and Pause report. Models in minimal, monochromatic looks walked in circles around a large white sculptural mound; guests included Kid Cudi, 2 Chainz, Big Sean, A$AP Nast and Fear of God’s Jerry Lorenzo. Unreleased Ye tracks scored the show, which streamed on Kick. Source: Complex
Avedon’s Hollywood opens free at Gagosian Beverly Hills
“Richard Avedon: Hollywood” opened Nov. 4 at Gagosian, 456 N. Camden Drive, with more than 120 photographs spanning 1947 to 2004, the gallery and the Los Angeles Times report. Curated by the Richard Avedon Foundation, it runs through Dec. 19; hours are Tuesday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and admission is free. Subjects range from Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor to Steven Spielberg and a 1993 Academy Awards group. Source: Los Angeles Times
Why it matters for LA: Both stories are walking distance from WeHo: DROAM 1 on Beverly for the Yeezy aftermath chatter, Gagosian on Camden for a free lunch-hour museum hit through mid-December.
Runway Magazine Watch
Runway Magazine digs into Dior’s hand-drawn holiday film
Runway Magazine’s Eleonora de Gray published a Nov. 5 review of Christian Dior’s Night in Color, the Sylvain Chomet short already in Wednesday’s roundup. New craft detail: Chomet built the film with 1940s paper-cutout animation and hand-painted gouache backdrops after studying the 1949 Junon gown in Dior’s heritage vaults, and the cast includes Robert Pattinson, Louis Garrel, Camille Cottin and Josh O’Connor. Source: Runway Magazine
Why it matters for LA: The Hollywood ending of the film mirrors Dior’s LA cruise chapter earlier this year, so expect the short to keep looping in house and boutique screens through December.
Go deeper
Five of today’s biggest stories, with full sourcing and what each one means for you in LA.
- Tapestry Just Raised Its Outlook. Here’s Why Coach Bags Keep Selling: The numbers behind Tapestry’s raise, Coach’s 200 to 500 dollar sweet spot and what it means for your holiday bag budget.
- Yeezy Season 01 Walked Beverly Boulevard. Here’s What Actually Happened: What actually walked at DROAM 1 on Beverly Blvd, who was in the room and what December footwear to watch.
- Palace Opened a Soho Flagship With a Burberry Capsule You Can Only Buy There: Inside Palace’s Poland Street flagship and the store-only Burberry capsule LA buyers will chase on resale.
- Richard Avedon’s Hollywood Just Opened Free at Gagosian. Here’s How to See It: How to see more than 120 free Avedon photographs on Camden Drive through Dec. 19, timed with the new documentary.
- Supreme x Vaquera Drops Today. Here’s What Is Actually in the Capsule: What is in today’s Supreme x Vaquera capsule, including the first bedding set, and how to hit Fairfax.
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