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This Week in Luxury: Louis Vuitton’s festive creations, Maison Margiela Residences, Sanlorenzo’s new yacht and more

By Robb Report Singapore 3 November, 2025

In our weekly series, we bring you the latest in luxury news around the world. This week’s highlights: H. Moser & Cie. finds a friend in Saquon Barkley, Dior Boy shoes, Montblanc celebrates Queen

Louis Vuitton’s box of chocolate Christmas trees can be yours for S$100 for three and S$180 for six. Photo by Louis Vuitton

Louis Vuitton’s festive creations

This Christmas, Louis Vuitton is unveiling a new collection by Maxime Frédéric, the World’s Best Pastry Chef 2025 whose sweet treats are an ode to expertly blended savoir-faire and creative. Taking on the spirit of an enchanted forest, the spread features three chocolate Christmas trees, each delighting the palate with unique textures and flavours. Think crunchy cinnamon praline with caramel infused with chai spices and Earl Grey. The collection’s signature piece, however, comes in the form of Vivienne Ski, a winter-ready house icon made of white chocolate, crispy hazelnut gianduja and praline. Get yours from Louis Vuitton Singapore Marina Bay Sands starting this 11 November 2025.

Louis Vuitton

Saquon Barkley, the star running back of the Philadelphia Eagles. Photo by H. Moser & Cie.

H. Moser & Cie. finds a friend in Saquon Barkley

The star running back of the Philadelphia Eagles is now a friend of the brand. Known for his rare mix of power, grace and vision, the NFL’s three-time Pro Bowler met with Edouard Meylan, CEO of H. Moser & Cie., discovering an alignment that went beyond watches: respect for teamwork, humility and purpose. “At Moser, we admire individuals who express excellence with sincerity and passion,” said Meylan. “Saquon embodies that spirit. His approach to teamwork and performance mirrors our own philosophy of watchmaking, where every detail matters, and every component contributes to the whole. His talent is truly ‘very rare’, and we’re delighted to welcome him into our family.”

H. Moser & Cie.

What your future bedroom at Maison Margiela Residences would look like. Photo by Maison Margiela

Maison Margiela Residences will open its doors in 2028

With architecture and design central to Maison Margiela’s identity, it’s about time Maison Margiela Residences makes its debut. Developed in partnership with Alta Real Estate Development and Italian architect Carlo Colombo, this collection of 25 bespoke units will take its place in one of Dubai’s most exclusive locations, the Palm Jumeirah. As part of a wider brand expansion in the region, the launch coincides with the opening of the Maison’s new boutique and cafe at the Mall of the Emirates in Dubai, signalling its evolution into new spaces that unite fashion, architecture and lifestyle.

Maison Margiela

The Dior Boy shoes are available in suede with only refined shades like black, rope and ebony. Photo by Dior

Dior Boy shoes

These shoes are the exact definition of Dior’s contemporary elegance. With a formal spirit, assertive allure and androgynous charm, they reveal a bold silhouette with a generous breadth and chunky sole that prioritises comfort. Available in suede featuring only refined shades like black, rope and ebony, in an open-back mule version or with the addition of a small heel.

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Montblanc’s latest Great Characters Collection honours the legendary British rock band, Queen. Photo by Montblanc

Montblanc honours Queen

With Montblanc’s Great Characters Collection, the tradition of honouring cultural icons continues, this time with tribute paid to Queen, one of the most influential rock bands in history. Capturing Queen’s musical brilliance and opulent showmanship are five distinctly designed writing instruments, each representing a different facet of the brand’s journey: the celebrated Greatest Hits II album and the year A Night at the Opera was released, to name a couple.

Montblanc

Sanlorenzo’s new yacht might look retro, but it’s anything but

Sanlorenzo’s SHE is the latest in modern-retro, a one-off, 84-footer that was designed to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Sanlorenzo Group—under the leadership of Massimo Perotti, at least. Standing for “Sanlorenzo Heritage”, the yacht could easily be mistaken for a 1960s cruiser, but on closer inspection, modern details emerge: the flush sundeck atop the boat, curved windows on the main deck and helm, and a fold-out beach club at the stern. The interior, with mahogany finishes and white decor, reflects midcentury Italian elegance but with a modern twist. It reuses traditional elements and evokes the grace of the ’60s, while leaping forward into 2030, as Sanlorenzo’s art director, Piero Lissoni, would say.

Sanlorenzo

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Chef Louis Han. Photo by John Heng

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Patrons will find a contemporary and sophisticated space. Photo by Blancpain

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Featured photo by Louis Vuitton