Estée Lauder
What’s Behind Estée Lauder’s Continued Slide?
Travel retail’s slow rebound drove the beauty conglomerate to its fifth straight quarter of declines.
What’s Behind Estée Lauder’s Continued Slide?
Travel retail’s slow rebound drove the beauty conglomerate to its fifth straight quarter of declines.
Setting the Stakes for Gucci, Tom Ford and Burberry
For big luxury brands, runway shows usually aren’t make-or-break. This week offers at least one exception to the rule. That, plus what else to watch for in the coming days.
Setting the Stakes for Gucci, Tom Ford and Burberry
For big luxury brands, runway shows usually aren’t make-or-break. This week offers at least one exception to the rule. That, plus what else to watch for in the coming days.
Estée Lauder Is Falling Behind Rivals Like L’Oréal, Even on Its Home Turf
The company’s sluggish sales in Asia and supply-chain missteps have left it trailing behind the French beauty giant.
Estée Lauder Is Falling Behind Rivals Like L’Oréal, Even on Its Home Turf
The company’s sluggish sales in Asia and supply-chain missteps have left it trailing behind the French beauty giant.
Advent’s Tricia Glynn on Finding the Winning Ingredients for Beauty’s Deal-Makers
From her vantage point as managing partner at a global private equity firm, Glynn explores for The State of Fashion: Beauty the enduring opportunities beauty provides investors.
Advent’s Tricia Glynn on Finding the Winning Ingredients for Beauty’s Deal-Makers
From her vantage point as managing partner at a global private equity firm, Glynn explores for The State of Fashion: Beauty the enduring opportunities beauty provides investors.
What Will Be Beauty’s Next Big Deal?
Kering’s reported multi-billion dollar acquisition of Creed is just the latest blockbuster beauty deal – and the industry shows no signs of slowing down.
What Will Be Beauty’s Next Big Deal?
Kering’s reported multi-billion dollar acquisition of Creed is just the latest blockbuster beauty deal – and the industry shows no signs of slowing down.
Where Will Global Beauty’s Growth Come From?
The State of Fashion: Beauty explores why the international growth strategies of beauty brands and retailers need a reset to capture opportunities in new markets, like India and Middle East, emerge along with industry juggernauts, the US and China.
Where Will Global Beauty’s Growth Come From?
The State of Fashion: Beauty explores why the international growth strategies of beauty brands and retailers need a reset to capture opportunities in new markets, like India and Middle East, emerge along with industry juggernauts, the US and China.
How Big Beauty Is Plotting a Recovery in China
Despite disappointing Singles Day sales results, harsh Zero Covid restrictions and supply chain woes, international beauty conglomerates continue to see China as a growth engine.
How Big Beauty Is Plotting a Recovery in China
Despite disappointing Singles Day sales results, harsh Zero Covid restrictions and supply chain woes, international beauty conglomerates continue to see China as a growth engine.
Does Tom Ford Need Tom Ford?
After this week’s $2.8 billion Estée Lauder buyout, Tom Ford, the designer, is set to serve as “creative visionary” at his namesake brand through the end of 2023. What happens after that?
Does Tom Ford Need Tom Ford?
After this week’s $2.8 billion Estée Lauder buyout, Tom Ford, the designer, is set to serve as “creative visionary” at his namesake brand through the end of 2023. What happens after that?
‘Lipstick Effect’ Starts Fading for Consumer Beauty Groups
Cosmetics makers are feeling the squeeze as consumers pull back on even small luxuries.
‘Lipstick Effect’ Starts Fading for Consumer Beauty Groups
Cosmetics makers are feeling the squeeze as consumers pull back on even small luxuries.
When a Beauty Business Buys a Fashion Brand, It’s Rarely About the Clothes
Estée Lauder Companies is reportedly in talks to buy Tom Ford at a $3 billion valuation. But does it make sense for a beauty conglomerate to get into the fashion game?
When a Beauty Business Buys a Fashion Brand, It’s Rarely About the Clothes
Estée Lauder Companies is reportedly in talks to buy Tom Ford at a $3 billion valuation. But does it make sense for a beauty conglomerate to get into the fashion game?