LONDON — On a spring evening in London, The Business of Fashion (BoF) and Omani high perfumery house Amouage hosted an intimate community dinner at House of Koko, convening a cross-disciplinary group of creative leaders to explore the evolving language of luxury.

Co-hosted by Imran Amed, founder and editor-in-chief of BoF, and Renaud Salmon, chief creative officer at Amouage, the gathering brought together a curated group of founders, creative directors and cultural figures spanning fashion, design, art and culture — reflecting the increasingly interconnected luxury landscape.

Guests included fashion designers Harris Reed, Bianca Saunders, Sinead O’Dwyer and Robert Wun; multidisciplinary floral artist Hamish Powell; editors Thom Bettridge and Tish Weinstock; models Adot Gak and Jean Campbell; and curators and art dealers including British Museum director Nicholas Cullinan and director of Gagosian Georgina Cohen.

Set within the venue’s private members’ spaces, the evening fostered candid, cross-sector dialogue — enabling both reflection and exchange at a moment when traditional definitions of luxury are being re-evaluated.