Eva Morletto

On Tuesday, Jean Paul Gaultier announced Duran Lantink’s appointment as artistic director. Lantink, known for his fusion of haute couture and streetwear, will present his first collection in September 2026.

The Salone del Mobile Milano 2025 is establishing itself as a key design event, attracting exhibitors and visitors from all over the world.

The Swarovski group, which gambles on recycled materials, has announced a 6% increase in its turnover for the year 2024.

The luxury group LVMH has just announced the appointment of Frédéric Arnault, one of Bernard Arnault’s five children, as CEO of the Loro Piana brand, specialising in cashmere, vicuña and extrafine wool. The appointment will be effective from 10 June 2025.

March 8th will once again be an opportunity to celebrate International Women’s Rights Day and reflect on the challenges women face daily in asserting their position. Do they hold a prominent position within the luxury industry?

The LVMH group has just published its results for the first quarter of 2025 as the market closed. The global leader in luxury goods posted figures down 2% on reported figures and 3% on comparable figures to 20.3 billion euros.

Falling stock markets, hampered supply chains, product shortages, and higher prices: Liberation Day on 2 April will not have been considered a glorious moment for international markets. What measures will the luxury brands take?

This Wednesday, Chanel confirmed to the press the acquisition of a majority stake in Grey Mer, its long-standing Italian partner based in Romagna and specialising in the manufacture of shoes. The French luxury goods company is thus pursuing its vertical integration strategy in Italy.

Chanel is strengthening the verticalisation of its production by acquiring a 20% stake in an Italian company based in Tuscany, specializing in the manufacture of costume jewelry and metal accessories.

The autumn-winter 2025-2026 women’s fashion week begins this Monday, 3 March, with nine intense days of fashion shows and presentations. On display will be the collections of many new artistic directors at the head of several iconic houses.

This Wednesday, the Accor group announced in a press release that it is joining forces with the Indian conglomerate InterGlobe to accelerate its expansion in India, with the ambition of reaching 300 hotels by 2030.

At the beginning of the week, Bulgari announced an investment of 900,000 euros in the expansion of the exhibition spaces of the Museo Del Novecento in Milan.

On Monday, 17 March, Loewe, the Spanish brand owned by LVMH, announced the departure of its creative director, Jonathan Anderson, after eleven years as artistic director. What does this whirlwind of changes at the head of the major luxury houses mean?

Trade relations between Europe and the United States have never been so strained. The threat of a 25% tax on European products has French luxury […]

This Wednesday marked the start of Italian fashion week in Milan, inaugurated by Gucci. With the arrival of new artistic directors, celebrations of iconic fashion houses and a sector undergoing major economic change, the week promises to be intense.