
Luxury giant Kering had good news on Thursday, reporting “sharp” annual revenue growth year-on-year and a double-digit rise compared to 2019. Gucci, Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta and Balenciaga all powered ahead.
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Luxury giant Kering had good news on Thursday, reporting “sharp” annual revenue growth year-on-year and a double-digit rise compared to 2019. Gucci, Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta and Balenciaga all powered ahead.
The LVMH group’s leading label has chosen the renowned Italian influencer as the ambassador for the ad campaign of its new high-heeled slingback shoes, the LV Archlight Slingback.
French luxury group Kering, Richemont's Cartier, and the Responsible Jewellery Council have teamed up to set environmental targets for watches and jewellery activities, challenging the industry to commit to them too.
Kering-owned luxury jeweller Pomellato has opened a flagship store on Alibaba’s Tmall as it targets a bigger share of the Chinese market.
With its new logistics centre in Trecate, west of Milan, luxury group Kering is continuing to invest in Italy where it currently counts 44 sites including factories, laboratories, and offices.
Kering’s eyewear business has announced a partnership with Chloé. Kering Eyewear will design, produce, and distribute eyewear for Chloé (Richemont), taking over from its previous partner Marchon Group.
Faced with the increased containment measures implemented against the coronavirus, Gucci has announced the closure of its factories for eight days. LVMH is keeping its sites open, albeit with specific restrictions.
The news published by Bloomberg about a possible takeover of the down jacket label by the French luxury group fuelled plenty of speculations. FashionNetwork.com analyses the operation’s potential impact.
Albert Bensoussan has left Kering’s watches and jewellery division, which he had led for five years, to pursue a personal project. Following his departure, the post of division CEO has been abolished.
The company set up from scratch in 2014 by luxury group Kering, the industry’s first to internalise its eyewear business, is about to top the €500 million revenue mark, and says it isn’t interested in Safilo.