Lanvin Group reported preliminary 2025 revenues of 240.5 million euros ($277.7 million) from continuing operations, a 17.6% YoY decline after excluding the divested Caruso business. Results were uneven: Lanvin and Sergio Rossi each fell 30%, Wolford declined 14%, while St. John posted 8% growth in North America. Greater China and EMEA saw sharper declines than North America. The group accelerated its transformation throughout the year — closing underperforming stores, reshaping its portfolio, and refreshing leadership — with the overhaul expected to be largely complete in 2026.

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