Richemont
Swiss conglomerate Richemont is the owner of luxury maisons in jewellery, watches, fashion and accessories, including Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Jaeger-LeCoultre and more.
Luxury’s Inequality Problem
The anti-racism protests that have swept the United States are inextricably linked to socio-economic class and rising inequality. Are luxury brands listening?
Luxury’s Inequality Problem
The anti-racism protests that have swept the United States are inextricably linked to socio-economic class and rising inequality. Are luxury brands listening?
Tiffany Shares Plunge After LVMH Deal Is Questioned
Women’s Wear Daily reported LVMH’s deal to buy the luxury jewellery company is uncertain as the US economy faces widespread upheaval.
Tiffany Shares Plunge After LVMH Deal Is Questioned
Women’s Wear Daily reported LVMH’s deal to buy the luxury jewellery company is uncertain as the US economy faces widespread upheaval.
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.
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.
Why Luxury Brands Are Raising Prices in a Pandemic
Top-tier brands like Chanel and Louis Vuitton are hiking prices in what looks like a bid to pad margins, cushion the impact of lower sales volumes and capitalise on the China rebound.
Why Luxury Brands Are Raising Prices in a Pandemic
Top-tier brands like Chanel and Louis Vuitton are hiking prices in what looks like a bid to pad margins, cushion the impact of lower sales volumes and capitalise on the China rebound.
Richemont Reports 67% Drop in Annual Profit
Chairman Johann Rupert estimates up to three years of grave economic impact of Covid-19 on the Swiss luxury group.
Richemont Reports 67% Drop in Annual Profit
Chairman Johann Rupert estimates up to three years of grave economic impact of Covid-19 on the Swiss luxury group.
Op-Ed | The Future of Luxury in 4 Trends
The post-virus luxury sector will be shaped by the acceleration of four existing trends, writes Erwan Rambourg.
Op-Ed | The Future of Luxury in 4 Trends
The post-virus luxury sector will be shaped by the acceleration of four existing trends, writes Erwan Rambourg.
The BoF Podcast: Alber Elbaz Is a ‘Zoombie’ Now
The star designer on the future of young designers and multi-brand retail, life in the Zoom era and launching a company during a pandemic.
The BoF Podcast: Alber Elbaz Is a ‘Zoombie’ Now
The star designer on the future of young designers and multi-brand retail, life in the Zoom era and launching a company during a pandemic.
Bernard Arnault Plans for LVMH Rebound
Historically, Europe’s richest man has made a career out of investing through downturns when his competitors were too weakened or too skittish to forge ahead. Even though his net worth has dwindled more than $30 billion during the crisis, his luxury conglomerate LVMH is going ahead with much of its spending plans.
Bernard Arnault Plans for LVMH Rebound
Historically, Europe’s richest man has made a career out of investing through downturns when his competitors were too weakened or too skittish to forge ahead. Even though his net worth has dwindled more than $30 billion during the crisis, his luxury conglomerate LVMH is going ahead with much of its spending plans.
For Luxury, an Acceleration of the Inevitable
Will the coronavirus pandemic change the way consumers shop forever? When it comes to the market for personal luxury goods, expect behaviour to shift far more quickly than anticipated.
For Luxury, an Acceleration of the Inevitable
Will the coronavirus pandemic change the way consumers shop forever? When it comes to the market for personal luxury goods, expect behaviour to shift far more quickly than anticipated.