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Market Pulse | Russian Standoff
The Savigny Luxury Index fell 2.2 percent this month, as the standoff between the West and Russia over its annexation of Crimea sparked fears of a drop in luxury goods sales to valuable Russian tourists.
Power Moves | Bruno Guillon Out at Mulberry, Bruno Sälzer Exits Escada, Canali Taps Pompilio
BoF compiles the most important professional moves of the week.
Mulberry Says CEO Guillon to Step Down Amid Share Price Slump
LONDON, United Kingdom — Mulberry Group Plc said Bruno Guillon will step down as chief executive officer after two years during which the British
Fashion Chatter | Newcastle Fashion Week, Lucas Nascimento, Cara Bags
Fashion folk love to chatter. So what were the topics that dominated the conversation this weekend at London Fashion Week?
Mulberry Launches Cara Delevingne Bag Range
LONDON, United Kingdom — Luxury fashion group Mulberry has unveiled a new collection of bags in collaboration with British model Cara Delevingne,
Market Pulse | Lack of Clarity Prompts Doubts
Lack of clarity over the luxury sector’s performance in 2013 and prospects for 2014 caused a dip in the first half of January, reports Pierre Mallevays of Savigny Partners.
Mulberry Shares Plunge as Luxury-Goods Maker Sees Profit Setback
LONDON, United Kingdom — Mulberry Group Plc fell the most more than a year in London after saying earnings will be "substantially below" estimates
Market Pulse | Big Shoes to Fill
The Savigny Luxury Index lost ground in October, as consumer appetite for mega-brands continues to cool and management changes shake up the industry.
Market Pulse | Buying Designers Like It’s 1999
The Savigny Luxury Index has gained good ground in September and is up by 3.7 percent, outperforming the MSCI World Index by over one percentage point, as Asian tourist flows to Western fashion hubs remain strong and the world's largest luxury conglomerates snap up young designers, reports Pierre Mallevays of Savigny Partners.
Market Pulse | After the Age of Abundance
Sales of luxury goods are slowing and, given the uncertain outlook, investors are taking profits, reports Pierre Mallevays, founder and managing partner of Savigny Partners.