Stories on fashion and luxury you won't read elsewhere
Stories on fashion and luxury you won't read elsewhere
Strong leadership at Louis Vuitton is paramount. It’s the group’s cash cow. Louis Vuitton generates more than half of LVMH’s operating profit. Together with Dior, it helps mop up the losses of many of the group’s fashion, watch and beauty brands. Investors were already concerned about Arnault’s succession. Now they also need to worry about who will run the group’s most important brand.
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“LVMH formally denies any contact, even preliminary, with Hedi Slimane regarding a creative role at Louis Vuitton,” the French group wrote on social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter.
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A Year in the News 2024-2025 is a compilation of Miss Tweed's stories published during its fifth year. Like the fourth yearbook, it is a limited edition. Hence, it is a collector's item. It's designed to celebrate the work of illustrator Claire Laude. Each illustration runs next to the first two paragraphs of the story. It does not contain the entire story.
Author and journalist Astrid Wendlandt conducted a four-year investigation into the secretive world of fashion and luxury involving hundreds of interviews with top executives and designers.
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