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What Happens to a Fashion Brand After a Luxury Group Sells It?
Jimmy Choo Sales Rise 11.5% as Michael Kors Cuts Its Discount Days by Half
The RealReal Posts a Record $642m Quarter as LuisaViaRoma Goes to Auction
Marc Jacobs Signs First Licence Since LVMH Sale, Handing China to I.T Group
Burberry Turns Regent Street Flagship Into Burberry House, With Trench Repairs
Why Is Gucci Struggling? Kering’s Third-Quarter Numbers Explained
China’s Secondhand Luxury Market Grows Up to 20% as New Luxury Sales Shrink
How to Check a Designer Bag Before Buying Secondhand, Step by Step
Mulberry Sales Rise 18% at Full Price as the Luxury Giants Shrink
EU Ban on Destroying Unsold Clothes: What It Covers and What It Means for You
Brunello Cucinelli Lifts Growth Forecast to 12% as Logo-Led Luxury Stalls
Louis Vuitton Speedy Tops Fashionphile Resale Ranking Again, Value Up 16.2%
Alexander McQueen Parts With Seán McGirr After Three Years as Kering Exits Mount
LVMH Fashion Sales Fall 5% in the Third Quarter as Chinese Shoppers Pull Back
Moschino Owner Aeffe Seeks Wage Support for 389 Workers as €115m Sale Nears
Swaine, London’s 1750 Leather House, Is Opening Its First Paris Boutique
Seven Stores, Two Centuries of Name, and Bids Under Forty Million — the Luxury Middleman Is Finished and the Curating Job Is Now Yours
A Succession Appointment and a Boot Brand Sold to a Specialist — Why Who Owns a Label Decides Whether It Is Made Well or Merely Marketed
A Court Heard That a Luxury House Was Shredding Thousands of Bags Every Six Months — and the Destruction Was the Pricing Model Working as Designed
A Luxury House Put Seven Hundred Million Into Making Things Instead of Raising Prices — and the Capital Expenditure Line Is the Most Honest Number in Fashion
Ferragamo Is Profitable Again by Three Tenths of One Percent — What a Break-Even Heritage House Reveals About the End of Mid-Luxury Pricing Power
LVMH Has Sold Patou Back to the Man Who Built It — and the Accounting Explains Exactly Why Scale Could Not Make a Small House Work
Outspent From Above, Undercut From Below — Why the Mid-Sized Heritage House Is the Hardest Position in Luxury, and Why Craft Alone Is Not a Strategy
French Favourite or Made in France — What a Nationality on the Label Actually Promises, and Five Checks Before You Pay the Heritage Premium
Saudi Arabia Is Building a Thirty-Seven-Billion-Dollar Luxury Market From the Top Down — And the Real Value Inside It Is the Independent Designers, Not the Houses Planting Flags
Prada Is Building the Garment Astronauts Will Wear on the Moon — And It Is the Most Emphatic Proof Yet That Craft, Not the Logo, Is What You Are Really Paying For
Zegna Just Moved Its Debut Out of Milan to a Malibu Pier — And the Luxury Migration to Los Angeles Is the Real Story, Not the Show
Carven Just Named Its Newest Designer in a Fast-Revolving Door — And the Real Lesson Is What Creative Churn Does to a Brand’s Value
Loewe Just Turned 180 by Celebrating Its Own Archive — And That Is Quietly the Best Argument for Buying Vintage You Will Read This Year
Hermès Just Staged an Elaborate Spectacle in Los Angeles — And Why It Is the Exact Opposite of the Luxury Theatre Happening Across the Country
Prada Just Turned a New York Hotel Into an Art Installation — And the Real Reason Reveals How Luxury Now Manufactures the Value Its Products No Longer Justify
Victoria Beckham Just Opened Her First US Store — The Numbers Behind It Explain How Fashion Actually Makes Money
Swiss Watch Exports Just Fell 16.6% in a Single Month — And the Hard-Goods Version of the Luxury Crisis Is Now Visible
The Cruise 2027 Season Was the Conglomerate Houses Quietly Admitting Defeat — And Converging on the Exact Wardrobing Logic Independent Designers Have Been Selling for Years
The Luxury Industry Just Publicly Admitted Its Strategy Broke 50 Million Customer Relationships — What the FT Business of Luxury Summit Actually Confirmed
What Cannes 2026 Actually Told Us — The Eight Trends That Add Up to One Structural Shift in Luxury Fashion
Coach Just Caught Up With Gucci on Wall Street — The Accessible-Luxury Tier That Is Quietly Beating Conglomerate Fashion
The Row Is Worth $1 Billion and Has No Logo — The Quiet Brands Just Killed the Mega-Brand Luxury Era
LVMH Just Sold Marc Jacobs — And Quietly Admitted That Scale Has Become a Liability in Luxury Fashion
Jewellery Is Quietly Saving the Luxury Industry — And Reshaping What the Next Decade of Fashion Will Look Like