Kering combines history, creation for 2017 Heritage Days
French luxury goods conglomerate Kering Group is opening the doors to 40 rue de Sèvres in celebration of European heritage.
French luxury goods conglomerate Kering Group is opening the doors to 40 rue de Sèvres in celebration of European heritage.
French luxury conglomerates LVMH and Kering have joined forces to create a common charter that determines how the groups will work with fashion models in the future.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Aug. 3 – Kering teams with Alibaba to combat counterfeits; Selfridges extends ecommerce experience to big-ticket jewelry; Ferrari makes interest in utility vehicles public; Ferragamo looks to sustainable design for Hong Kong store remodel; Missoni continues showing of solidarity in fall ads; Gucci highlights social issues through film grants; Millennial travelers in Asia increasingly turn to mobile: Criteo.
French luxury group Kering is establishing a joint task force with Alibaba Group to protect brands’ intellectual property.
Luxury Daily’s live news from July 27 – Real estate brokers are partnering with design firms for shoppable units; Puiforcat re-envisions store concept to capture brand lifestyle; Bally fall/winter 2017 hits “reset” following design team shift; 1 Hotels continues expansion with West Hollywood hotel acquisition; Kering’s luxury activities propelled by Gucci, Saint Laurent in H1 2017; EU court advisor agrees with Coty on third-party retail stance.
French conglomerate Kering Group’s luxury activities for the first half of 2017 saw an increase of 29.7 percent from the year-ago.
Luxury Daily’s live news from July 26 – BMW paints a picture of the future with Frieze London; Kering continues textile-focused innovation accelerator; Moda Operandi’s strong Q2 performance to spur technological growth; Aston Martin brings Art of Living to California’s coast; Reed Krakoff debuts first creative campaign for Tiffany; La Rinascente side-steps ecommerce with WhatsApp shopping service.
Luxury goods group Kering has announced that the success of its inaugural batch of startups for the “Plug and Play – Fashion for Good” accelerator has led to a second edition.
Today in luxury – Kering urges dismissal of “false” lawsuit over eyewear origin; This is what elderly millionaires spend their cash on in Japan; Mercedes calls for lower taxes on luxury cars in India; Sag Harbor residents try preservation push to thwart “mega-mansions.”
Today in luxury – Why Artémis, not Kering, invested in Giambattista Valli; Venture firm Felix looks beyond Farfetch to where luxury meets tech; Condé Nast forces changes to Lucinda Chambers’ firing tell-all; Singapore luxury home prices show recovery signs, developer says.