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Poorer economic outcomes and a new taste for inexpensive, comfortable apparel are causing Japanese women to question, if not shun outright, Western luxury.
The annual publication, whose inaugural issue features Kendall Jenner, Alex Consani and Teyana Taylor, will be available digitally and in stores.
As of Monday, the premium brand’s website has been updated with a message announcing its closure.
The trade body temporarily appointed Kuryk as it searches for a permanent replacement for former chief executive Steven Kolb, who resigned following a viral altercation with PETA protesters.
Hearst veteran John Wattiker joins the American fashion house as CMO on the heels of its acquisition from LVMH by WHP Global and G-III.
The niche perfume brand has been purchased by the new beauty operator created and backed by German investment firm Athos.
PNJ also plans to slash its revenue target. Losses in 2026 are expected as a result of a huge provision for customer buybacks following a smuggling scandal.
The trade deal covers an array of products, ranging from fois gras to cosmetics.
The comments by chief executive Giuseppe Marsocci come as the brand reportedly considers the possibility of LVMH, L’Oreal and EssilorLuxottica sharing the stake.