Loewe’s content-commerce approach is the winning luxury strategy for the 2020s
Many luxury houses find it difficult to connect with China’s millennial and Gen Z consumers, bogged down by tradition and a reputation as brands for “older” generations.
Many luxury houses find it difficult to connect with China’s millennial and Gen Z consumers, bogged down by tradition and a reputation as brands for “older” generations.
Pushing the bucolic boundaries is Kenzo’s legerdemain and its reprisal of a partnership with California skate brand Vans fit its spring-summer 2020 collection is evidence of that.
Confronted with an economic slowdown, a spreading anti-fur movement and an international COVID-19 pandemic, is it possible for the fur industry to survive today’s hyper-politicized climate and rapidly changing markets?
Italian-French outerwear brand Moncler will launch its first fragrance line through a deal signed with Interparfums, maker of perfumes and cosmetics.
Italian scooter maker Piaggio Group has partnered with LVMH-owned French designer Christian Dior to launch a cobranded Vespa scooter that has been called an “ode to joie de vivre.”
French fashion house Chanel debuted its new cruise 2020/21 line in an online fashion show and digital campaign, signaling optimism for the future and with a twist on the whole creative process even as the COVID-19 lockdowns continue to ease.
As Italy relaxes its lockdowns, brands are gradually reopening stores and facilities.
The COVID-19 pandemic has hit the global fashion industry hard and is transforming how apparel and accessories are being purchased across the board.
The LVMH Prize will not be handed out this year as a consequence of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, disappointing many budding designers who could have benefited from the doors opened and attendant publicity of being anointed the winner.
The company also welcomed to additional judges Virgil Abloh and former Prize finalist, Robyn Rihanna Fenty and Stella McCartney to the jury of the LVMH Prize.