Kering
Luxury group Kering owns fashion, leather goods and jewelry Houses, including Gucci, Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga, McQueen, and Boucheron, among others. Founded in 1962, Kering is headquartered in Paris.
Could Exotic Skins Go the Same Way as Fur?
While some companies have denounced the use of crocodile, snake and ostrich skins to make high-end leather goods, others are doubling down on the product category.
Could Exotic Skins Go the Same Way as Fur?
While some companies have denounced the use of crocodile, snake and ostrich skins to make high-end leather goods, others are doubling down on the product category.
Can Kering Shake Off Gucci’s Growth Hangover?
First-quarter sales missed estimates at Gucci. The Italian mega-brand’s uneven pandemic rebound has some investors worried after years of dizzying growth.
Can Kering Shake Off Gucci’s Growth Hangover?
First-quarter sales missed estimates at Gucci. The Italian mega-brand’s uneven pandemic rebound has some investors worried after years of dizzying growth.
A Cloudy Outlook for Fashion
This week, America’s exuberant travel rebound contrasted sharply with strict lockdowns in China as prospects for the global economy dimmed.
A Cloudy Outlook for Fashion
This week, America’s exuberant travel rebound contrasted sharply with strict lockdowns in China as prospects for the global economy dimmed.
Who Makes a Great Fashion CEO?
This week, Versace and Alexander McQueen named new CEOs, following changes at the top of Chanel, Ferragamo and Burberry. In a sector known for favouring seasoned insiders, non-traditional picks with outside perspectives remain rare.
Who Makes a Great Fashion CEO?
This week, Versace and Alexander McQueen named new CEOs, following changes at the top of Chanel, Ferragamo and Burberry. In a sector known for favouring seasoned insiders, non-traditional picks with outside perspectives remain rare.
War and Contagion Strike Again
For luxury shares, the early 2000s offer a guide to the present moment. But this time around, things may be much worse, writes Pierre Mallevays.
War and Contagion Strike Again
For luxury shares, the early 2000s offer a guide to the present moment. But this time around, things may be much worse, writes Pierre Mallevays.
Luxury Resale Heats Up in China
Local start-ups and a major global resale player are amping up investments in China, where policymakers and investors are betting on the circular economy.
Luxury Resale Heats Up in China
Local start-ups and a major global resale player are amping up investments in China, where policymakers and investors are betting on the circular economy.
From Luxury to High Street, All Eyes On the USA
Fashion brands that looked to China to drive growth for much of the last decade are leaning into the opportunity in the United States.
From Luxury to High Street, All Eyes On the USA
Fashion brands that looked to China to drive growth for much of the last decade are leaning into the opportunity in the United States.
Ukraine War: Fast Retailing Pledges to Stay in Russia
The Uniqlo owner said it will continue to operate in Russia, even international pressure in response to the country’s invasion of Ukraine sees waves of companies pull out.
Ukraine War: Fast Retailing Pledges to Stay in Russia
The Uniqlo owner said it will continue to operate in Russia, even international pressure in response to the country’s invasion of Ukraine sees waves of companies pull out.
Unpacking Luxury’s Response to the War in Ukraine
Whether or not brands keep doing business in Russia is largely being driven by logistical challenges rather than moral commitments.
Unpacking Luxury’s Response to the War in Ukraine
Whether or not brands keep doing business in Russia is largely being driven by logistical challenges rather than moral commitments.
Rich Russians Spend Big on Luxury to Stop Savings Melting Away
As sanctions take their toll, Russia’s wealthy are turning to luxury jewellery and watches in a bid to preserve the value of their savings.
Rich Russians Spend Big on Luxury to Stop Savings Melting Away
As sanctions take their toll, Russia’s wealthy are turning to luxury jewellery and watches in a bid to preserve the value of their savings.