When celebrities give their pets a life of pure luxury
In the lives of today’s most style-conscious celebrities, luxury doesn’t end with custom couture or private jets. It extends to their most loyal companions: their pets. From pampered pups in Goyard carriers to designer wardrobes and private veterinary care, these animals live lives as curated and comfortable as their owners. Behind the lens and away from the spotlight, a quieter kind of luxury is unfolding — tender, meticulous, and thoroughly modern.
From companion to cultural icon
They have their own followings, fly business class, and appear on magazine covers. Celebrity pets are no longer background characters — they’re part of the story.
Think of Choupette, Karl Lagerfeld’s famous Birman cat, who travelled in style, starred in campaigns, and even became a fashion muse. Or Asia, Lady Gaga’s French Bulldog, a fixture on red carpets and backstage shoots. From Hailey Bieber’s bichon to Gigi Hadid’s tabby, pets are now embedded into the public personas of A-listers — and by extension, into the very language of modern luxury.
Fashion at their (paw)tips
Luxury fashion houses haven’t missed the memo. Gucci’s Pet Collection offers everything from monogrammed collars to porcelain bowls.
Moncler’s Poldo Dog Couture capsule brings high-performance outerwear to canine fashion. Meanwhile, labels like Moshiqa, a favourite of Chrissy Teigen and Beyoncé, are redefining pet accessories with leather harnesses, silk robes, and velvet bow ties made for photo moments.
Today, coordinating your look with your pet has become a true style statement — a beige trench for you, a tailored coat for your dog, and a transport bag that’s more fashion piece than pet gear.
Wellness worthy of the spotlight
Style is just one layer of this curated lifestyle. Behind the scenes, the wellness industry for pets has grown to meet the expectations of those used to five-star standards. Think canine nutritionists, hydrotherapy pools, aromatherapy massages, and even bespoke acupuncture sessions.
But when things turn urgent, the real luxury lies in peace of mind. That’s where discreet, high-end services like Veteris mobile emergency care come in — offering 24/7 veterinary support at your doorstep. It’s the kind of care once reserved for the ultra-famous, now available to those who value quiet efficiency and absolute comfort for their pets.
Lifestyle influence beyond the A-List
What was once reserved for celebrities has quietly trickled into the world of fashion-conscious pet owners across London, Paris and beyond.
Today’s discerning clientele see caring for their animals not just as a duty, but as an extension of their aesthetic sensibility. A stoneware food bowl that matches the dining room, a linen dog bed in Farrow & Ball tones, a nourishing balm for delicate paws — luxury is in the details, and those details now include your pet.
The new elegance: for you, and for them
True elegance today is measured less by excess, and more by subtle, intentional choices. Taking the time to consider your pet’s comfort, wellness and appearance is no longer extravagant — it’s simply part of a thoughtful lifestyle.
And perhaps, the most refined form of luxury now lies not in what we wear or where we dine, but in how we care — for ourselves, and for those who walk beside us.
