Saint Laurent
Saint Laurent is a Kering-owned luxury fashion brand, founded by the designer Yves Saint Laurent in 1961.
The Store is Everywhere
BoF looks into the fast-approaching future of "everywhere computing" and the implications for retailers.
The Creative Class | Vincent Darré, Artistic Director and Interior Designer
Fashion's eccentric punk polymath, Vincent Darré, talks to BoF about his under-age education at famous Paris nightclub Le Palace, working with Karl Lagerfeld, designing furniture and his new gig at L’Officiel magazine.
Week in Review | YSL Chief Executive to Apple, Bec Astley Clarke, Made-for-Instagram Moments, Fashion Sweatshirts, Esteban Cortazar, UAE
BoF editor-in-chief Imran Amed recaps the week in the business of fashion.
Did Apple Hire Former Yves Saint Laurent CEO to Work on Wearables?
Amidst a wearable technology market that's set to explode, Apple has announced that former Yves Saint Laurent CEO Paul Deneve has joined the company to work on "special projects," reporting directly to chief executive Tim Cook.
Power Moves | Michèle Huiban Promoted to CEO at Lanvin
Lanvin has formally promoted Michèle Huiban to the position of chief executive, effective immediately.
Power Moves | Francesca Bellettini Named CEO of Yves Saint Laurent
Kering, parent company of Parisian fashion brand Yves Saint Laurent, has announced that Francesca Bellettini will take the reins as the brand's new chief executive, effective September 1st.
Rockabilly Saint Laurent Sees Slimane More at Ease
PARIS, France — Hedi Slimane delivered an ode to the rockabilly styles of the 1950s with a twist of glam rock in an energetic Saint Laurent Paris
The China Edit | Gieves & Hawkes, Rising Retail Rents, I.T's New Mainland Outlets, The China Price, Harrods
The China Edit is a weekly curation of the most important fashion business news and analysis from and about the world’s largest luxury market.
Americans Exit Harrods Top 10 as Chinese Flock to London Store
LONDON, United Kingdom — The days of Americans being the biggest overseas shoppers at London's Harrods store are over.
Apple-like Ecosystems for Luxury Brands?
Luxury brands should take a page from technology companies like Apple and adopt 'ecosystem models' to develop new markets, channels and products, advises a recent report by The Boston Consulting Group. BoF investigates.