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,
Op-Ed | Moncler Can Keep Itself Warm With Potential Burberry Bid
With other luxury companies waiting in the wings, there may be a limited window to strike a deal to acquire the iconic British retailer.
Op-Ed | Moncler Can Keep Itself Warm With Potential Burberry Bid
With other luxury companies waiting in the wings, there may be a limited window to strike a deal to acquire the iconic British retailer.
Burberry Shares Jump on Report of Moncler Takeover Bid
Burberry’s stock jumped more than 7 percent after speculation emerged that Italian competitor Moncler could be exploring a potential acquisition of the British luxury brand.
Burberry Shares Jump on Report of Moncler Takeover Bid
Burberry’s stock jumped more than 7 percent after speculation emerged that Italian competitor Moncler could be exploring a potential acquisition of the British luxury brand.
Moncler CEO Outlines Latest ‘Genius’ Strategy
Edward Enninful, Donald Glover, A$AP Rocky and Lucie and Luke Meier of Jil Sander are among the ‘Geniuses’ who will each build a house for the Italian skiwear specialist’s 30,000-square-foot ‘City of Genius’ activation in Shanghai this month, Remo Ruffini tells Tim Blanks.
Moncler CEO Outlines Latest ‘Genius’ Strategy
Edward Enninful, Donald Glover, A$AP Rocky and Lucie and Luke Meier of Jil Sander are among the ‘Geniuses’ who will each build a house for the Italian skiwear specialist’s 30,000-square-foot ‘City of Genius’ activation in Shanghai this month, Remo Ruffini tells Tim Blanks.
Moncler CEO Strengthens Grip on Company With LVMH Deal
Remo Ruffini is tightening his control of the outerwear specialist after striking a deal with LVMH, which will take a stake in the Ruffini investment vehicle that is Moncler’s biggest shareholder.
Moncler CEO Strengthens Grip on Company With LVMH Deal
Remo Ruffini is tightening his control of the outerwear specialist after striking a deal with LVMH, which will take a stake in the Ruffini investment vehicle that is Moncler’s biggest shareholder.
Moncler’s Plan to Take Back the Mountain (And Stay at Luxury’s Summit)
After a year of industry-beating growth, CEO Remo Ruffini is leaning into promoting core lines like the Grenoble mountain sports range and bread-and-butter puffer jackets.
Moncler’s Plan to Take Back the Mountain (And Stay at Luxury’s Summit)
After a year of industry-beating growth, CEO Remo Ruffini is leaning into promoting core lines like the Grenoble mountain sports range and bread-and-butter puffer jackets.
How to Build a Luxury Outerwear Business
Even as high-end demand slows, outerwear continues to be one of fashion’s most dynamic categories. Executives from Fusalp, Yves Salomon, C.P. Company, Mackage and Selfridges reveal their strategies.
How to Build a Luxury Outerwear Business
Even as high-end demand slows, outerwear continues to be one of fashion’s most dynamic categories. Executives from Fusalp, Yves Salomon, C.P. Company, Mackage and Selfridges reveal their strategies.
Massimo Osti Studio to Launch at Paris Fashion Week
A new label named for the Italian sportswear innovator will be launched as a spin-off of outerwear firm C.P. Company in January.
Massimo Osti Studio to Launch at Paris Fashion Week
A new label named for the Italian sportswear innovator will be launched as a spin-off of outerwear firm C.P. Company in January.
The Year Ahead: How Brands Are Reinventing Outdoor Wear
The lines between functionality and style will continue to blur as consumers continue to embrace ”gorpcore” and competition increases among technical outdoor wear players, according to The State of Fashion 2024.
The Year Ahead: How Brands Are Reinventing Outdoor Wear
The lines between functionality and style will continue to blur as consumers continue to embrace ”gorpcore” and competition increases among technical outdoor wear players, according to The State of Fashion 2024.
Why Some Luxury Groups Are Doing Better Than Others
The slowdown in demand for high-end brands is hitting the sector unevenly, as seen in the polarised third-quarter results released this week by Hermès, Kering and others.
Why Some Luxury Groups Are Doing Better Than Others
The slowdown in demand for high-end brands is hitting the sector unevenly, as seen in the polarised third-quarter results released this week by Hermès, Kering and others.
Is Fashion Sleepwalking Into the Climate Crisis?
The extreme and deadly weather experienced around much of the world in July got little mention on big brands’ earnings calls, signalling that investors and executives still aren’t treating climate as an immediate business risk.
Is Fashion Sleepwalking Into the Climate Crisis?
The extreme and deadly weather experienced around much of the world in July got little mention on big brands’ earnings calls, signalling that investors and executives still aren’t treating climate as an immediate business risk.