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Luxury

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

LVMH Backs Luxury Start-Ups

The conglomerate unveiled a Paris-based start-up programme which aims to support some 50 businesses a year, as Paris aims to become the leading start-up hub in Europe.


Hermès Expands Manufacturing With New French Workshop

The luxury handbag maker opened a new manufacturing plant in eastern France as rivals LVMH and Kering expand leather goods production to keep up with Chinese demand.


Dolce and Gabbana Speak on Succession Plan

Founders Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana have rejected all acquisition offers for their label, instead creating a trust to safeguard the future of the brand.


How Streetwear Took Over Luxury

Virgil Abloh’s appointment at Louis Vuitton is the biggest signal yet that luxury brands are tapping the cultural energy and business model of streetwear to stay relevant.


How Grailed Became Menswear's Luxury Resale Mecca

With a strategy rooted in curation, content and community, the fast-growing peer-to-peer platform has become a top fashion re-commerce destination for men.


Luxury Watchmakers Step Up E-Commerce Investment

Courting younger shoppers, brands are joining an online push sweeping the luxury goods world, where web sales are already major growth drivers for fashion labels.


Kim Jones Confirmed at Dior Homme as Kris Van Assche Exits

The creative shuffle is the first big move by Pietro Beccari, the newly installed chairman and CEO of Christian Dior Couture.


Kering and Richemont: Why a Mega-Merger Makes Sense

The two luxury conglomerates are both successful in their own right, but their best bet at building a true multi-brand, multi-category giant to rival LVMH is a merger.


Cult Sneaker Label Filling Pieces Launches Ready-to-Wear

The Amsterdam-based footwear brand, known for its minimal sneakers, wants apparel to account for 40 percent of its total revenue by 2025.


Chinese Consumer Confidence Hits High, But Some See Clouds

While consumer confidence in China has reached all-time highs, retail sales growth is plateauing and some see the dark clouds of a credit bubble on the horizon.


24 Sèvres Taps Céline for Competitive Edge

The e-commerce platform will be the first and only multi-brand player to sell Céline online, underscoring its primary competitive advantage: privileged access to coveted LVMH brands.


Is Dior Ready for a Revolution?

Christian Dior's creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri is known for bringing an activism-tinged approach to the catwalks, but a real revolution is brewing inside the house.