Mike Ashley’s Frasers Boosts Position in Burberry
Frasers Group Plc now possesses over 7 percent of the British label’s voting rights, placing it on track to be the brand’s biggest investor.

Matthew M. Williams, founder of the luxury streetwear-inspired label 1017 ALYX 9SM, succeeds Clare Waight Keller. What expertise does he bring to the LVMH-owned brand?

As demand in western markets lags behind, Asian shoppers hold more power than ever over luxury brands' bottom lines. From China to Japan and Singapore to South Korea, here’s where demand is roaring — and where it’s reeling.

Sales fell 44 percent as the coronavirus outbreak gutted demand for its luxury jewellery.

The French luxury titan is doubling down on six shows per year and the Cruise extravaganzas pioneered by Karl Lagerfeld. Chanel’s Bruno Pavlovsky lays out the logic to Tim Blanks.

How has Mytheresa made online luxury profitable when competitors have struggled? CEO and President Michael Kliger reveals the secrets to the company’s success.

Analysts and media speculated last week that the conglomerate has cold feet about buying an American company in the middle of the crisis. In the end, the partnership still makes sense.

The five biggest producers are estimated to be sitting on excess stock worth about $3.5 billion, which could increase to $4.5 billion — or about one-third of annual rough-diamond production — by the end of the year.

LVMH Chief Executive Bernard Arnault was reportedly in talks with his advisers this week to identify ways to pressure Tiffany to lower the agreed price of $135-per-share.

The anti-racism protests that have swept the United States are inextricably linked to socio-economic class and rising inequality. Are luxury brands listening?

Buying the shares on the market would be one way of buying the jeweller at a lower price than the $16.2 billion agreed in last year's acquisition deal.

The $16.2 billion acquisition has yet to close, and sources said the luxury giant is looking to lower the purchase price.

The pandemic could permanently change how the country's fashion industry operates, for better or for worse.
Frasers Group Plc now possesses over 7 percent of the British label’s voting rights, placing it on track to be the brand’s biggest investor.
Jack Tobin is joining Diane von Furstenberg artistic director Henry Zankov’s namesake label as CEO and part owner.
Nearly a decade since the luxury groups first published a charter of model protections, they are introducing new measures to protect those working in the industry.
US credit card spending on luxury brands fell for a third consecutive month in September, according to data from Citi.
The British retail group has brought its stakes in Burberry, Hugo Boss and Mulberry together with its luxury retail operations.
The Kering CEO also denied any interest in buying a minority stake in Armani, adding that the group was focusing on other challenges.
The comments by chief executive Giuseppe Marsocci come as the brand reportedly considers the possibility of LVMH, L’Oreal and EssilorLuxottica sharing the stake.
A new space called The Situation will host exhibitions and residencies and provide resources to Black, queer and other under-represented creatives.