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Luxury

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

Giorgio Armani Ridicules Fashion's Treatment of Women

The Italian designer criticised the impact on women of over-sexualised and short-lived trends.


The BoF Podcast: Lewis Hamilton on How His Formula 1 Career Led Him to Collaborate With Tommy Hilfiger

From race cars to runways, Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton sat down with BoF’s Editor-in-Chief Imran Amed to discuss his collaboration with Tommy Hilfiger, who also makes a special appearance in this week’s episode of the BoF Podcast.


How Daniel Lee Reinvented Bottega Veneta

Tim Blanks talks to the British designer about his creative strategy and why his approach has struck a chord with consumers as the Kering-owned brand returns to growth.


One Year After Karl, Where Do Chanel and Fendi Go From Here?

Karl Lagerfeld invented the playbook for modern luxury that continues to drive results for the brands he led. However, his longtime collaborators, Virginie Viard and Silvia Venturini Fendi, are making some necessary rewrites.


Chanel Is Doubling Down on Blockbuster Shows, Despite China Setback

The luxury brand has had to rethink ambitious plans to restage its Métiers d’Art show in both London and Beijing this summer following the coronavirus outbreak, but it’s still betting on replica shows to connect with customers.


All Eyes on Prada in Milan

This week, everyone will be talking about Prada rumours in Milan, the one-year anniversary of Karl Lagerfeld's death and a potential sale of Victoria's Secret. Get your BoF Professional Cheat Sheet.


Report: MyTheresa to List on New York Stock Exchange

The luxury e-commerce platform's owner Neiman Marcus is working with Morgan Stanley on the planned listing, which could take place as early as April, according to people familiar with the matter.


Report: Dolce & Gabbana Founders Have Received Offers For Group

The designers have no plans to sell, according to Italian newspaper reports.


Italy's Fashion Industry Shows Promise Despite Coronavirus Outbreak

The country's luxury goods sector is expected to see revenue rise to $87 billion in 2021.


Ralph Lauren Sees up to $70 Million Coronavirus Sales Hit

The luxury goods maker has temporarily closed two thirds of its China stores due to the epidemic.


Kering Halts Spending in China on Coronavirus Fears

The luxury conglomerate remained upbeat about longer-term prospects as it beat fourth-quarter sales forecasts.


Amazon Has a Secret Luxury Fashion Site

VRSNL, operated by Amazon’s Zappos subsidiary, has been quietly selling coveted items like Bottega Veneta’s “Pouch” bag for months, BoF has learned.