Looks like we haven’t seen the last of scorching hot Olympic Gold Medalist skiier Bode Miller. Swiss watchmaker Hublot announced on Wall Street that they would renew their contract with the trailblazer for another year, through the 2011 World Championships.

David Yurman, jewelry designer extraordinaire, opened his new flagship store on Madison Avenue today. Yurman, who is known for his trendy cabled bracelets, rings, and necklaces set with bold stones and fancy diamonds runs the business with his wife Sybil, who serves as chief marketing officer of the company.

The past few seasons have been wildly successful for Burberry. Creative director Christopher Bailey has reshaped the famed British fashion house, and catapulted it into one of the strongest luxury brands on the market. With beautiful shoes, bags, clothes, accessories, and fragrance on the shelves, Burberry is now launching Burberry Beauty.

American fashion designer Peter Som is branching out to luxury bed and tabletop linens. Collaborating with Sferra, one of the finest luxury linens brands, Som has translated many of his trademark prints into his new pieces for the home.

Ralph Lauren is no stranger to charitable endeavors. His Pink Pony Fund for Cancer Care and Prevention has been benefiting early diagnosis, education, treatment, and research, and has immensely helped increase the quality of cancer care across all communities.

The folks at Gucci have been busy in recent months. Last week we told you about the Gucci Artisans project, and now comes more buzz. This time, out of London.

The Juicy Couture tracksuit worn by everyone from college co-eds to Hollywood super stars in the early aughties is about to celebrate its 10th anniversary. And it looks like the Liz-Claiborne-owned company is looking to freshen their image by bringing on Erin Fetherston as a guest designer.

We already gave you the scoop on this year’s haute Fashion’s Night Out t-shirts, but today we have even bigger news to share. Anna Wintour and Vogue, the brains behind this fashionable event, have just announced New York’s biggest fashion show ever. And we mean ever.

When Peter Copping was announced as the new designer of Nina Ricci sometime last year, it left some fashion industry folks wondering. Why oust Olivier Theyskens? But with two collections now behind him, Copping has proved those naysayers wrong.