Kering
Luxury group Kering owns fashion, leather goods and jewelry Houses, including Gucci, Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga, McQueen, and Boucheron, among others. Founded in 1962, Kering is headquartered in Paris.
Emma Watson Joins Kering Board
The British actress will join the luxury group's sustainability committee.
Emma Watson Joins Kering Board
The British actress will join the luxury group's sustainability committee.
Is It Finally Time for Chinese Luxury to Go Global?
Hermès, Kering and Richemont have all dabbled in Chinese luxury brands but none have so far been a big international hit. Insiders now reckon they know why.
Is It Finally Time for Chinese Luxury to Go Global?
Hermès, Kering and Richemont have all dabbled in Chinese luxury brands but none have so far been a big international hit. Insiders now reckon they know why.
The Future of 'Made in Italy'
The pandemic could permanently change how the country's fashion industry operates, for better or for worse.
The Future of 'Made in Italy'
The pandemic could permanently change how the country's fashion industry operates, for better or for worse.
As Brands Rush to Speak Out, Many Statements Ring Hollow
When it comes to supporting social causes, consumers are calling out fashion and beauty companies for virtue signalling. Here’s what brands can do to evolve.
As Brands Rush to Speak Out, Many Statements Ring Hollow
When it comes to supporting social causes, consumers are calling out fashion and beauty companies for virtue signalling. Here’s what brands can do to evolve.
Fashion Magazines Hit as Luxury Ad Spend Dwindles
Global fashion houses are slashing their marketing budgets by 30 to 80 percent to weather the economic fallout of the pandemic.
Fashion Magazines Hit as Luxury Ad Spend Dwindles
Global fashion houses are slashing their marketing budgets by 30 to 80 percent to weather the economic fallout of the pandemic.
Will Fashion Ever Be Good for the World? Its Future May Depend on It.
The Covid-19 pandemic has put financial pressure on businesses, threatening their sustainability agendas. But aligning profit and purpose, and fulfilling responsibilities to the planet and communities of people beyond shareholders may matter more than ever to long-term success.
Will Fashion Ever Be Good for the World? Its Future May Depend on It.
The Covid-19 pandemic has put financial pressure on businesses, threatening their sustainability agendas. But aligning profit and purpose, and fulfilling responsibilities to the planet and communities of people beyond shareholders may matter more than ever to long-term success.
Why Gucci’s Alessandro Michele Is Shaking Up the Fashion Calendar
Michele said that the defined seasons that have conventionally enslaved the fashion industry will be less meaningful to him in the future, writes Tim Blanks.
Why Gucci’s Alessandro Michele Is Shaking Up the Fashion Calendar
Michele said that the defined seasons that have conventionally enslaved the fashion industry will be less meaningful to him in the future, writes Tim Blanks.
Winners Take All: How LVMH and Kering Will Extend Their Supremacy Post-Pandemic
The family-controlled French giants are well positioned to further dominate the luxury fashion sector. But neither can afford to ignore the threat of disruption.
Winners Take All: How LVMH and Kering Will Extend Their Supremacy Post-Pandemic
The family-controlled French giants are well positioned to further dominate the luxury fashion sector. But neither can afford to ignore the threat of disruption.
The BoF Podcast | Jochen Zeitz on the Power of Fashion to Drive Sustainable Change
The former CEO of Puma has been one of the fashion industry’s leading sustainability advocates. As part of our special edition on building a responsible fashion business, Zeitz talks to BoF Editor-In-Chief Imran Amed about finding opportunities in crisis.
The BoF Podcast | Jochen Zeitz on the Power of Fashion to Drive Sustainable Change
The former CEO of Puma has been one of the fashion industry’s leading sustainability advocates. As part of our special edition on building a responsible fashion business, Zeitz talks to BoF Editor-In-Chief Imran Amed about finding opportunities in crisis.
How to Avoid the Greenwashing Trap
As sustainability becomes more important to consumers, brands must invest in genuine root and branch reform, manage expectations, be humble and own up to their shortcomings to avoid backlash because consumers ultimately see through platitudes and gimmicky campaigns.
How to Avoid the Greenwashing Trap
As sustainability becomes more important to consumers, brands must invest in genuine root and branch reform, manage expectations, be humble and own up to their shortcomings to avoid backlash because consumers ultimately see through platitudes and gimmicky campaigns.