Gucci
Gucci is an ltalian luxury fashion brand owned by Kering and founded by Guccio Gucci in Florence, Italy in 1921.


Kering Shares Surge After Gucci's Strongest Growth in 20 Years
Kering shares have gained as much as 11 percent, the steepest intraday advance since October 2015, and have risen 90 percent in the past year.

Kering Sales Jump Helped By Gucci and YSL
The French luxury group delivered a forecast-beating first-quarter sales, as its brands Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent outperformed.

Gucci's Alessandro Michele Responds to Plagiarism Charges
The Gucci creative director has refuted claims that the label's new alien-inspired video series is plagiarised from the work of a Central Saint Martins student.

The Best Companies To Work For In Fashion
The Business of Fashion surveyed over 2,600 industry professionals, representing more than 190 leading fashion companies around the world for our first annual report on the best companies to work for in fashion.

Social Goods | Livia Firth on Fast Fashion, Gucci Reopens Diversity Debate
This week, Livia Firth explores the environmental impact of shopping at fast-fashion retailers, while the all-black cast of Gucci's latest campaign reignites the diversity conversation.

Is There Room for Another Luxury Group?
With the launch of leather goods brand LONB London, former Labelux chief executive Reinhard Mieck and partner Melissa Morris have begun laying the foundations of For the One, a company they hope will become a modern-day version of the age-old luxury conglomerate.

China Remains the World's Most Expensive Luxury Market
Average luxury goods prices in China are 20 percent higher than the global average, according to new research.

News Bites | Diesel Black Gold Announces Co-Ed Show, Axes Women’s Pre-Collections
In today’s News Bites, Renzo Rosso and Andreas Melbostad on Diesel Black Gold’s new show strategy.

LVMH Sales Rise 15 Percent, Beating Forecasts
The French luxury goods company joins Hermès and Kering in reporting a turnaround after several years of ebbing demand in China, but warned that the luxury market environment remained uncertain.

British Vogue Names Edward Enninful Editor-in-Chief
Enninful, the former style director at W Magazine, succeeds Alexandra Shulman, who resigned after 25 years in January.