Valentino
Valentino is an Italian luxury fashion brand founded by Valentino Garavani in 1960. The brand offers haute couture and ready-to-wear lines.


Photo Diary | PFW, Days 7-8: Chanel, Sacai, Paco Rabanne, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, Valentino, Stella McCartney
PARIS, France — Today, our trusty contributing lensman Sonny Vandevelde brings us photo dispatches from the backstage of the Chanel, Sacai, Paco

Greenpeace, Anti-Fur Protests Confront Milan Fashion Shows
MILAN, Italy -- Environmental groups staged colourful demonstrations during the first two days of Milan Fashion Week to protest against the use of

Power Moves | Facchinetti Trades E-Commerce for Tod’s Top Job
MILAN, Italy -- Today, Tod's announced the appointment of Alessandra Facchinetti as creative director of its women's collections. In a statement, the

Russia’s KupiVIP Seeking $125 Million in 2014 IPO, Founder Says
MOSCOW, Russia -- KupiVIP, the Russian online fashion retailer, is seeking to raise $125 million in an initial public offering next year to fund

Photo Diary | 10 Fashion Moments in Paris for Menswear A/W 2013
PARIS, France — As the Paris menswear shows concluded on Sunday evening with Hedi Slimane 's menswear debut for Saint Laurent, some notable figures

Colin’s Column | Are Fashion Exhibitions Measuring Up?
LONDON, United Kingdom — Did the world stop? Did it move? Were we changed? Did fashion leap into the public consciousness as a result of the 2010

Market Pulse | Same Story, Different Month
LONDON, United Kingdom — The Savigny Luxury Index ("SLI") inched up 1.0 percent in June, relative to an uplift of 2.8 percent in the benchmark MSCI

Global Briefing | Forget the Beach, Mall Culture Rises in Brazil
SÃO PAULO, Brazil — In emerging markets like India and China, luxury shopping malls have often struggled to successfully take root. Quality and

The Art and Science of Valuing Vintage
How to price vintage goods? The answer is part art, part science.

Are Fashion Brands Underestimating the Importance of China E-Commerce?
BEIJING, China — With its burgeoning middle class and status-conscious consumer culture, China remains the primary engine driving luxury market