Stuart Weitzman partnered with Swarovski Creators Lab to release crystal-adorned Stuart Power Shine pumps, a limited-edition collection combining craftsmanship and luxury fashion
The British luxury handbag company has cut dozens of jobs as part of a major shake-up to turn the business around, after a sales plunge of 19% in the six months to December
Growth in luxury experiences and shrinking demand for luxury goods highlight a shift in consumer priorities as brands navigate changing market dynamics and regional challenges
Capri’s CEO John D. Idol will assume the additional role of CEO of Michael Kors, succeeding Cedric Wilmotte. Philippa Newman has been promoted to Chief Product Officer of the brand
The British luxury company announced first-half results for fiscal 2025. Declined revenue and profitability prompted a strategic reformulation to revitalise the brand and return to sustainable growth
The two companies have agreed to call off their merger plans after a US court blocked the deal last October, ending their efforts to create a US luxury giant capable of competing with major European players
The US-based luxury group has reported another weak quarterly performance amid weak global demand for luxury goods. Versace suffered the biggest fall, while Jimmy Choo returned to green
Launched by Kering and the Center for Sustainable Fashion, “Governance for Tomorrow” is a three-year programme that aims to bring together experts from different sectors to develop alternative governance models in luxury fashion
Against a challenging backdrop in the luxury segment, the Italy-based luxury continued to perform strongly. Miu Miu “upheld its thriving growth momentum”
A US court has blocked the pending 8.5 billion US dollars merger between Tapestry and Capri with a preliminary injunction, marking a victory for the US Federal Trade Commission (FCT)
The French-based luxury group delivered a 14% revenue increase in the first nine months of the year. Japan and Europe, excluding France, experienced the highest regional sales growth
The owner of Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent has issued a third profit warning amid a downturn in the luxury market and after posting a “larger-than-expected” slowdown in the third quarter
The Italian luxury group reported a third quarter revenue drop of 7.2% year-on-year due to weak demand in the Asia Pacific region and declining wholesale sales, despite gains in Japan and Latin America
The luxury group has reported a 3% decline in organic revenue in the third quarter of the year, as compared to the same period of last year, including a 5% year-on-year decline in its fashion and leather goods division