Luxury at the Summit 2023
Luxury at the Summit 2022
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Astrid Wendlandt
26/03/23
Some fashion, jewelry and watch brands are still trading in Russia despite the reputational risk and EU sanctions banning exports of items above €300, introduced after the country’s invasion of Ukraine last year. For them, there is too much to lose by abandoning Russia.
Think of the millions of euros they spent on sparkling boutiques in Moscowand St Petersburg and on training staff; think of the address books of wealthy customers they built up over the years. If the war ended tomorrow, it would be a pity to forgo all that, bearing in mind how difficult and costly it would be to re-enter Russia.
Think of the millions of euros they spent on sparkling boutiques in Moscowand St Petersburg and on training staff; think of the address books of wealthy customers they built up over the years. If the war ended tomorrow, it would be a pity to forgo all that, bearing in mind how difficult and costly it would be to re-enter Russia.
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08/12/22
Leadership Leadership in the luxury industry: How to federate, inspire and prosper in an increasingly unstable and complex world? What better place than Val d'Isère, at 1850 meters above sea level, to take a step back and think about what luxury will mean tomorrow? Since the pandemic, the world has been lurching from one crisis to the next, whether in international relations, global finance or energy markets.
It will take a strong captain, man or woman, to lead a fashion or luxury brand through the storm. It is only those leaders who have earned the trust of their teams and found ways to empower them who will help the company emerge stronger and more successful than ever before. There are no secret recipes.
It will take a strong captain, man or woman, to lead a fashion or luxury brand through the storm. It is only those leaders who have earned the trust of their teams and found ways to empower them who will help the company emerge stronger and more successful than ever before. There are no secret recipes.
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Week from 2023-03-20 to 2023-03-24
Journalists at Les Echos, France’s main business newspaper, protested this week against the sudden exit of the editorial director, Nicolas Barré. They allege he was forced to leave after the newspaper published stories that upset Bernard Arnault, CEO of luxury group LVMH, which owns Les Echos.
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Astrid Wendlandt
19/03/23
Louis Vuitton generates more than half of LVMH’s profits and is the world’s No. 1 luxury brand by revenue. Under the bold new command of Pietro Beccari, who drove impressive growth at Dior, and before that at Fendi, expectations are that change is on the cards. The Italian luxury veteran took over the executive reins of the French luxury powerhouse a month-and-a-half ago.
Astrid Wendlandt
12/03/23
Farfetch’s share price has fallen so low in recent months, some investors are betting that the world’s No.1 online fashion marketplace could be snapped up by a hungry investor. That could be a private equity firm, a big online player or a luxury group with deep pockets such as LVMH. Farfetch’s share price reached a high of $73 in Feb. 2021 and then fell off a cliff.
Astrid Wendlandt
05/03/23
Fashion Week is in full swing in Paris, the last leg of a marathon that starts in New York, heads to London and Milan and ends in the City of Light. Buyers, journalists, celebrities and “friends” of brands run from show to show, catching their breath and finding their seat just before the music starts. But what you see on stage is not necessarily what you find in the stores.
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