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Luxury

How rapid change is reshaping the tradition-soaked luxury sector in Europe and beyond.

A Twist on the Destination Fashion Show

This week, everyone will be talking about Camille Miceli’s first collection for Pucci and China’s lockdowns.


Fashion Resale Is Facing an Inventory Crunch

The luxury secondhand market is growing fast, but sustaining that growth hinges on players maintaining a steady stream of hot products to sell.


Gucci’s Sales Missed Estimates As Lockdowns in China Weigh

Sales at Gucci, which generated more than half of Kering’s revenue in the period, rose about 13 percent on a comparable basis, missing analyst expectations.


The Future of Luxury Discounting

With outlets and online discounters set to grow five times faster than full-price channels, luxury brands are hoping to tap the momentum in off-price — ideally without being seen doing so.


Inside Alexander Wang’s Los Angeles Show

The designer staged a festival in the centre of the city’s Chinatown.


What’s Next for Kering?

This week, everyone will be talking about Kering’s first-quarter results and the latest fashion documentary, about the rise and fall of Abercrombie & Fitch.


Alexander Wang Plans a Comeback

After sexual assault allegations tarnished his brand, the designer is back with a booming business in China, an upcoming show in Los Angeles and a broader strategy.


What’s Next for Luxury Brands and Blockchain

The Prada and LVMH-backed Aura Blockchain Consortium is rolling out a shared solution for brands to distribute NFTs. But leveraging blockchain for issues like fighting counterfeits and tracing materials is still in its early stages.


LVMH Expects China to Bounce Back Quickly From Covid-19 Lockdowns

Fashion sales grew by 30 percent in the first quarter, beating expectations, despite a rocky start in the Chinese market, the world’s largest luxury group said.


How Long Can LVMH Keep Up Its Winning Streak?

This week, everyone will be talking about LVMH’s latest results, the return of Coachella and an important US inflation gauge.


The Pivot to E-Concessions Is Reshaping Online Luxury

As top luxury brands pull back from wholesale, e-tailers like Mytheresa, Matchesfashion and Net-a-Porter are adding online concession to their business models rather than to lose access to Gucci loafers and Balenciaga hoodies.


How Zegna Is Adapting to Menswear’s Transformation

CEO Gildo Zegna has to prove that the company's pivot from power suits to sneakers can continue to drive growth.