Madhappy was founded by four men in their early 20s in 2017 as a streetwear-meets-athleisure label. It now counts luxury’s biggest player as one of its backers.
Sales of fashion and leather goods rose 19 percent, with 'remarkable' performance at Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior, and total sales rose 11 percent.
The unisex jewellery company's latest move adds to the list of high-profile retailers running into trouble on Britain's high street.
The jeweller's sales data indicates that 2019 is one of the worst years for the diamond industry in a long time.
Sweet-spot pricing, clever merchandising and heavy social media appeal has made the logo belt a blockbuster product for the Italian megabrand. But how long can its magic last?
One of the world’s biggest luxury brands is paying for its cultural insensitivity — and trying to change.
Designer Pierpaolo Piccioli has reimagined the storied Roman fashion house as an extraordinary hybrid of extravagance and inclusivity, casting black models like Sudanese refugee Adut Akech to bring a modern edge to his couture and send a message to the world.
The joint venture will operate under Richemont's Net-a-Porter brand, and present 130 brands in one location on the Tmall e-commerce site.
At a Sunday morning symposium, Sinead Burke, Jillian Mercado, Dapper Dan, Chika Oranika and Phillip Picardi broke down how the fashion industry can become more inclusive on gender, race and ability.
Alessandra Domizi, previously fashion and retail lead at the tech giant, will develop Tod's digital communication and online sales, a key component of the brand's new 'Factory' business model.
Creative director Virgil Abloh’s hiatus comes at a turning point for his brand, which may need a degree of reinvention when he returns.
The Spanish scent giant that owns Dries Van Noten, Carolina Herrera, Jean Paul Gaultier, Paco Rabanne and Nina Ricci is trying to reposition itself as brand-builder first, licensee second. Can José Manuel Albesa, the executive behind the strategy, make it work?
The recovery long promised by luxury brands seems nowhere in sight, as the expansion of war in the Middle East, along with China’s tax crackdown on the wealthy, piled further pressure on the world’s biggest luxury conglomerates in the third quarter, and executives buckled in for a tough winter.
The French leather goods powerhouse reported no sales growth in Asia-Pacific excluding Japan, its biggest market, last quarter.
Performance was weighed down by the core Moncler brand, known for its puffer jackets, which posted a 1 percent decline in revenue during the quarter.
The Indian brand will hold a special event at the Florence show.
The Lii designer took home the top award after winning the Karl Lagerfeld prize at the LVMH Prize earlier this year.
Total shipments rose 2.7 percent to $23.6 billion in the first nine months of the year, the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry said Tuesday.
Revenue rose 7.2 percent, beating analysts' estimates.
Most stores in the Via Montenapoleone luxury shopping district, home to brands including Chanel, Tiffany and Dior, removed merchandise from their windows as a precaution.