Moncler
Moncler is a luxury fashion group founded in 1952 by René Ramillon and André Vincent. It is parent company to outerwear brands Moncler and Stone Island,
Italy's Moncler Warns of Plunge in Chinese Shopping Due to Virus
Asia is the brand's top market and accounts for over 40 percent of total revenues. The company described the business impact as 'critical.'
Italy's Moncler Warns of Plunge in Chinese Shopping Due to Virus
Asia is the brand's top market and accounts for over 40 percent of total revenues. The company described the business impact as 'critical.'
Did Tom Ford Betray New York Fashion Week? Not So Fast.
The CFDA chairman’s decision to do what’s best for his label and show in Los Angeles may spark the ‘creative destruction’ that American fashion needs in order to progress.
Did Tom Ford Betray New York Fashion Week? Not So Fast.
The CFDA chairman’s decision to do what’s best for his label and show in Los Angeles may spark the ‘creative destruction’ that American fashion needs in order to progress.
JW Anderson and Rimowa Join Moncler Genius Lineup
Following rumours of a possible Kering takeover, Moncler has turned to LVMH to find the next guest talent for its collaborations model.
JW Anderson and Rimowa Join Moncler Genius Lineup
Following rumours of a possible Kering takeover, Moncler has turned to LVMH to find the next guest talent for its collaborations model.
Does a Prada Sale Make Sense?
The Italian brand may no longer be a luxury leader, but it is still an attractive asset for prospective buyers.
Does a Prada Sale Make Sense?
The Italian brand may no longer be a luxury leader, but it is still an attractive asset for prospective buyers.
Pucci Is Looking to the Moncler Model. Can It Work?
The Florentine house, which has been without a creative director for almost two years, is planning to work with guest designers on its main collections. But the formula that worked so well for Moncler isn’t a slam-dunk, plug-and-play solution for all luxury brands.
Pucci Is Looking to the Moncler Model. Can It Work?
The Florentine house, which has been without a creative director for almost two years, is planning to work with guest designers on its main collections. But the formula that worked so well for Moncler isn’t a slam-dunk, plug-and-play solution for all luxury brands.
Can the American Department Store Be Saved?
After a year of dismal sales growth, closures and bankruptcies, the multi-brand retailers still standing continue to face an uphill battle. Where’s the hope?
Can the American Department Store Be Saved?
After a year of dismal sales growth, closures and bankruptcies, the multi-brand retailers still standing continue to face an uphill battle. Where’s the hope?
Brands Beware: The Digital Grey Market Is Growing
Online grey market vendors are offering hefty discounts on luxury products via websites that mimic official e-tailers. How can they be stopped?
Brands Beware: The Digital Grey Market Is Growing
Online grey market vendors are offering hefty discounts on luxury products via websites that mimic official e-tailers. How can they be stopped?
Luxury Stocks Hit on New China Virus Fears
$15 billion was wiped off the luxury sector's market value on fears the coronavirus outbreak could hurt sales.
Luxury Stocks Hit on New China Virus Fears
$15 billion was wiped off the luxury sector's market value on fears the coronavirus outbreak could hurt sales.
How to Unify a Global Brand
Can a luxury label make its lipsticks and handbags feel part of the same universe, no matter where or how customers encounter them? BoF breaks down what it takes to create coherency.
How to Unify a Global Brand
Can a luxury label make its lipsticks and handbags feel part of the same universe, no matter where or how customers encounter them? BoF breaks down what it takes to create coherency.
2019 Ends on a Positive Note For Luxury
Luxury investment throughout 2019 often felt like a game of musical chairs, but the year ended on a positive note, with an overall yearly gain of 44 percent for the Savigny Luxury Index.
2019 Ends on a Positive Note For Luxury
Luxury investment throughout 2019 often felt like a game of musical chairs, but the year ended on a positive note, with an overall yearly gain of 44 percent for the Savigny Luxury Index.