Today in luxury – The world now has three people worth more than $100B each; Kering CEO François-Henri Pinault on the luxury boom in China and the millennial shopper; Dubai’s Damac in pole position to buy Roberto Cavalli: source; New York City takes a gander at banning foie gras.
Italian fashion label Bottega Veneta is undergoing another leadership change, as Bartolomeo Rongone is appointed CEO of the Kering-owned house.
Luxury Daily’s live news from June 14 – Kenzo creative directors to leave label; Kering adds Balenciaga CEO to executive committee; Four Seasons furthers footprint in San Francisco with second hotel; Valentino films sunny flash mob in eyewear push; BMW gives glimpse of upcoming model in abstract art.
Luxury Daily’s live news from June 14 – Kenzo creative directors to leave label; Kering adds Balenciaga CEO to executive committee; Four Seasons furthers footprint in San Francisco with second hotel; Valentino films sunny flash mob in eyewear push; BMW gives glimpse of upcoming model in abstract art.
French conglomerate Kering has named Balenciaga CEO Cédric Charbit to its executive committee, following the brand’s significant sales growth over the last two years.
Today in luxury – Bridget Foley’s diary: Wes Gordon’s early impact at Herrera; There are no digitally native luxury brands. Kering wants to retrofit one; Uneasy calm in Hong Kong after day of violence over extradition bill; Bentley reveals the all-new Flying Spur luxury grand touring sedan.
Today in luxury – Louis Vuitton sees demand in mainland China picking up steam; Can Kering grow and be sustainable at the same time?; Sephora gets serious about Asia; Jaguar Land Rover’s turnaround ends in China.
Today in luxury – Kering to invest in new logistics network in Italy, U.S.; Audi’s electric ambitions just killed the TT and may cull the R8; Tiffany’s adapts to China’s green demands; Musk’s leaked email shows Tesla to make record deliveries in second quarter.
Luxury Daily’s live news from May 15 – Kering raises minimum model age to 18; Stella McCartney, Google partner for fashion sustainability project; HBC Foundation focuses on mental health; Luxury Collection turns travel inspiration into accessories; Hotel adds luxury handbags to amenities.
Luxury Daily’s live news from May 15 – Kering raises minimum model age to 18; Stella McCartney, Google partner for fashion sustainability project; HBC Foundation focuses on mental health; Luxury Collection turns travel inspiration into accessories; Hotel adds luxury handbags to amenities.
