Louis Vuitton

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.

The Kids Are Alright
Teen volatility at Vuitton, bare midriffs at Miu Miu, tweedy Chelsea Girls at Chanel… what a time to be young and in fashion!

The Plan for Off-White After Virgil Abloh
Executives at New Guards Group and LVMH reveal exclusively to BoF the ‘endless’ pipeline the designer left behind and their plans to harness his legacy to build a multi-billion-dollar brand.

How Much Will Luxury Benefit From Australia’s Reopening?
Wealthy tourists are key to the recovery of the Australian luxury market but analysts predict that the sector won’t return to pre-pandemic levels until next year.

When It Comes to Luxury Price Hikes, the Party May Soon Be Over
For years, luxury brands have been raising their prices, simply because they could. But as raw materials get more expensive, and real inflation continues to rise, sophisticated shoppers may begin to look elsewhere.

Eileen Gu’s China Choice Proves Lucrative, For Now
Sponsors, from luxury jeweller Tiffany & Co. to local sportswear giant Anta, have seen major spikes in searches for products worn by superstar skier at the Beijing Winter Olympics.

How Fashion Brands Should Talk About Inflation
The growing price of raw materials and ongoing supply chain disruptions are eating into companies’ bottom lines. Here’s how brands can navigate potential price increases.

Luxury and Fur: Who’s In and Who’s Out?
Moncler and Dolce & Gabbana are among the latest luxury brands to announce a fur ban. But for some big names, the material has enduring appeal.

The Two Hottest Cities in America
Young, wealthy professionals have flooded Miami and Austin over the last 18 months, and luxury brands are following the money. But selling to a newly minted tech millionaire isn’t always so simple.

In Paris, Purity and Proclivities
The Paris men’s shows were charged with sexual energy, elegance and a nomadic spirit, reports Angelo Flaccavento.