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Workplace & Talent

Power Moves | Bottega Veneta Names CEO, Vetements' New Collection Director

This week, Bottega Veneta appointed Claus-Dietrich Lahrs as chief executive officer, and Nina Nitsche joins Vetements.


Marketing

Claus Dietrich Lars Named Bottega Veneta CEO; Carlo Beretta Promoted to Kering Role

Claus-Dietrich Lahrs, former chief executive officer of Hugo Boss, has joined Kering-owned Italian luxury brand Bottega Veneta. In his new role, Lahrs succeeds Carlo Alberto Beretta, who has been promoted to chief client and marketing officer at Kering.


Luxury

Report: Ex-Hugo Boss CEO to Lead Bottega Veneta

According to Reuters, Kering is to announce this week the appointment of former Hugo Boss chief executive Claus-Dietrich Lahrs as the new head of Bottega Veneta.


Fashion Week

Sexy/Innocent Chloé

Her move back to London has given Claire Waight Keller a whole new perspective on Paris


News & Analysis

Naomi Campbell Wishes Today’s Designers Could Be More Inspired

“It’s so fast. They have to turn around so many collections in such a short space of time, and it starts to get on them.”


Fashion Week

At Dries Van Noten, Time in Beautiful Suspense

“Daring a little bit more. Losing control…a little.” That’s how Dries Van Noten described his emotional input for a collection that worked startling contrasts to great effect.


Fashion Week

Dressing in the Dark at Maison Margiela

Symbiotic bonds between Martin Margiela and John Galliano, forged in London clubdom, wove a web for the future.


News & Analysis

Mario Testino Launches 'Mira Mira'

The world famous photographer talks exclusively to BoF about his new platform for unpublished images, travel dispatches and podcast interviews.


Fashion Week

Great Expectations for Olivier Theyskens

The deceptive simplicity of most of the pieces had a vibration that felt like a fight between ingenuity and maturity.


News & Analysis

Dominic Jones Resurfaces at Astley Clarke

Luxury jeweller Astley Clarke has appointed Dominic Jones as its new creative director.


Retail

Nike Detractors Grow as Rivals Encroach on Home Turf

Nike has had a rough year. The shares are down 13 percent in 2016 as analysts and investors fret over market-share losses to Adidas AG and Under Armour Inc. in the US, its largest region.


Fashion Week

In Milan, Fashion on Repeat

Though new voices bubbled under the surface, Milan Fashion Week hammered home repetitive brand ‘codes,’ raising questions about the purpose of staging fashion shows, says Angelo Flaccavento.