Chanel
Chanel is a French luxury fashion house founded by Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel in Paris in 1910. The company is privately owned and headquartered in London.
Power Moves | Condé Nast Names Chief Revenue Officer, Richemont Appoints COO
This week, Condé Nast International promotes Jamie Jouning to chief revenue officer, while luxury goods group Richemont names Jerome Lambert as chief operating officer.
Japan’s Luxury Market Enters a New Era
As a recent economic surge lifts spending in Japan’s luxury market — the second largest in the world — how can brands capitalise on this momentum?
For Direct-to-Consumer Brands, Scaling Isn’t Easy
Barriers to entry in online fashion are lower than ever, but in a crowded and competitive online marketplace, scaling and customer retention remain significant challenges.
Coco Rocha Talks Model Well-Being and Agency Expansion
Nomad, Rocha's Miami-based agency, is set to open a Los Angeles office in 2018.
Nicholas Kirkwood Launches In-Store Creative Residencies
The footwear brand is opening the doors of its Mount Street store for creative partnerships and pop ups over the next year.
Social Goods | Unpaid Zara Workers Seek Help, Catholicism at the Costume Institute
This week, unpaid workers for Zara left notes in clothes, and the MET Costume Institute is opening a fashion exhibition on catholicism.
Fast-Rising Business Publication Quartz Launches Lifestyle Play
Quartzy, which goes live Wednesday, will include expanded coverage of fashion and travel, offering a compelling harbour for luxury advertising.
Eyewear Mega-Merger Could Hurt US Consumers, but Still Be Approved
The merger between prescription lens maker Essilor and frame maker Luxottica could lead to higher prices, but US antitrust enforcers rarely seek to stop vertical deals.
What’s Selling in Trumpland, USA
Consumers of luxury goods in the wealthiest areas of the country that voted for Donald Trump favour traditional labels including Chanel, Louis Vuitton and David Yurman.
Fashion’s Hottest Brands and Top Selling Products in Q3
In the latest Lyst Index, Virgil Abloh’s Off-White rockets up 31 spots to become the third-hottest fashion brand behind Balenciaga and Gucci.