Christopher Bailey, Chief Executive Office of Burberry recently sold shares worth 5 million pounds of shares in UK’s largest luxury-goods maker. The attempt comes after mere 5 months tenure of Bailey as the brand’s CEO.

As a result of exercising nil-cost options, he sold the majority of two batches of shares he received. He kept a proportion of the shares, which after a sale of stock already owned by him increased the CEO’s holding by 34,002 shares to 303,110.

Meanwhile, the post of CEO was held by Angela Ahrendts since 2009, which was replaced by Bailey in May this year.

For quite a while, artist Doug Abraham has been known for his outspoken and extremely provocative Instagram fashion pictures. The artist progressed further with same by bagging the highly unexpected yet prestigious CFDA Fashion Instagrammer of the Year award. Excitingly, he has now been tapped by the UK based brand, ‘Next’ for its spring 2015 model show cards.

The package will feature the brand’s top models like Aline Weber, Suvi Koponen, Lily McMenamy, Arizona Muse, Meghan Collison and Binx Walton among others, each of whom will get a pair of images. One of the images will be artistically rearranged with cut-outs of editorial images from Abraham’s personal archive and the other will be the original model shoot, with the respective model’s measurement printed across it.

The attempt is both innovative and arresting wherein the original image is created without swaying away the focus from the model. To be sold out this week, Abraham’s work on Next’s packages will surely attract a lump-sum amount of buyers.

The French luxury fashion house, Louis Vuitton continues it collaboration with Pritzker Prize-winning architect Frank Gehry. The artist looks forward to conceive windows for the fashion house’s fall collections and the first women’s wear range designer by Nicolas Ghesquière.

Including the new Foundation Louis Vuitton, Gehry’s design elements are backed by curved metal panels resembling sails, reverberating to the architect’s conventional building designs. Scheduled to open in late October, Gehry interestingly named his product displays ‘wind wings’.

Meanwhile, the artist has been previously associated with Louis Vuitton’s ‘Icon and the Iconoclasts’ project, where he designed an exclusive handbag for the brand, which will go on sale next month.