Today in luxury – Wes Gordon is modernizing Carolina Herrera; Kering on M&A trail as Gucci braces for “soft landing”; Luxury brands want their logos on your high-rise; A day in the life of Xia Ding, the JD.com exec and formidable fashion force.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Feb. 12 – Kering’s profitability reaches record high in 2018; JAB seeks greater stake in Coty; Selfridges invites consumers to cozy up for Valentine’s Day; Rolls-Royce expands apprenticeship program; Tiffany, British Vogue series delves into style; Wall Street Journal parent rebrands sponsored content division.
French luxury group Kering’s consolidated revenues were up 26.3 percent in 2018, as its key fashion houses saw double-digit increases.
Your Message Subject or Title
French fashion conglomerate Kering has joined an exclusive club of luxury houses such as Prada, Dolce&Gabbana, Giorgio Armani and Bulgari, all shaken down by Italy for alleged tax evasion.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Jan. 22 – Lanvin taps Bruno Sialelli as creative director; Is Patek Philippe headed toward a sale?; Marriott added 29 luxury properties in 2018; Net-A-Porter embraces kids’ clothes with multi-brand collective; Kering, Tesla, L’Oreal named among top sustainable companies; Rally Rd. showcases alternative investments in SoHo showroom; Gucci builds sense of place with personal photography.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Jan. 22 – Lanvin taps Bruno Sialelli as creative director; Is Patek Philippe headed toward a sale?; Marriott added 29 luxury properties in 2018; Net-A-Porter embraces kids’ clothes with multi-brand collective; Kering, Tesla, L’Oreal named among top sustainable companies; Rally Rd. showcases alternative investments in SoHo showroom; Gucci builds sense of place with personal photography.
Conglomerate Kering has been named the second most sustainable company in the world in the Corporate Knights’ Global 100 Index.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Dec. 14 – LVMH acquires Belmond in $2.6B deal; Prada character pulled after accusations of racism; Marc Jacobs turns smartphones into film cameras with Kodak app; Kering adds new leadership to board as vice-chair exits; Pernod Ricard faces pressure from activist investor; Gucci collaborates with beauty platform for multimedia fragrance launch.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Dec. 14 – LVMH acquires Belmond in $2.6B deal; Prada character pulled after accusations of racism; Marc Jacobs turns smartphones into film cameras with Kodak app; Kering adds new leadership to board as vice-chair exits; Pernod Ricard faces pressure from activist investor; Gucci collaborates with beauty platform for multimedia fragrance launch.
