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Luxury

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

Cushnie Shutters, Citing Covid-19 Economic Challenges

The New York-based womenswear label, led by Carly Cushnie, will close after 12 years in business. While many independent designer labels are struggling right now, few have decided to fully shut down.


How to Build Wholesale Relationships Without Getting Squeezed

Many fashion brands remain dependent on department stores, e-tailers and multi-brand boutiques to drive sales, but the cost of doing business with these third parties is growing. Here’s how labels can protect themselves.


LVMH and Tiffany Renegotiating $16 Billion Deal Price

The French conglomerate and the American jeweller are discussing a price in the range of $130 to $135 per Tiffany share. The original price for the deal was $135 per share.


Tapestry Names Joanne Crevoiserat CEO

Crevoiserat has served as the group’s interim chief since Jide Zeitlin resigned amid misconduct allegations in July.


For Luxury Brands, the Latest Battle Is for Local Customers

In the third quarter, Gucci underperformed LVMH’s fashion and leather goods division as well as Kering stablemates like Saint Laurent, underscoring the growing importance of local customers in the age of Covid-19.


Fausto Puglisi Joins Roberto Cavalli

The Sicilian designer has created looks for superstars like Madonna, Beyoncé and Jennifer Lopez. He succeeds Paul Surridge, who exited the company last March.


Luxury's Coronavirus Recovery: Who's Ahead and Who’s Behind?

Some sank, others surged. BoF examines how Kering, Hermès and Moncler stacked up against the high bar set by LVMH’s fashion and leather goods division last week.


Moncler Sees 'Encouraging' Signs After Better Than Expected Quarter

In the months between July and September, revenue dropped 15 percent year on year.


Gucci’s Appeal Holds Up in Pandemic as Kering Beats Estimates

The luxury group's organic revenue fell only 1.2 percent in the third quarter, compared with analysts’ projection for a 9.1 percent drop.


Hermès Sees Luxury Demand Recover From Pandemic Slump

Revenue rose 6.9 percent to €1.8 billion ($2.1 billion) in the third quarter, beating estimates by €100 million.


Don’t Put Christopher John Rogers in a Box

The designer is plotting his growth plans carefully after a summer of industry accolades, A-list celebrity dressing and spiking interest in Black designers.


Five Years After the Farfetch Deal, What’s Next for Browns?

The Farfetch-owned British fashion boutique has been buoyed by a digital pivot. But as it celebrates its 50th anniversary, its plans to revolutionise physical retail are facing fresh challenges.