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LVMH, Hermès, and Kering Suffer From China’s COVID-19 Clampdown
Sales for top-notch luxury players were good in the first three months of 2022, mostly thanks to Europe and the Americas. Read MoreLVMH Sidelines China’s Middle Class Shoppers
The hashtag #LVMH is betting on the high-end market in the future# is trending on Weibo. Will this result in a backlash from shoppers in lower-tier cities? Read MoreLanvin Group’s IPO Puts China’s LVMH on the Map
Lanvin Group announced its New York IPO plan via a partnership with Primavera Capital. But can the Shanghai-based luxury group convince investors? Read MoreHow Louis Vuitton, Nike & Sotheby’s Tamed the Metaverse
The metaverse will be even more unforgiving to bad brand storytelling. Fortunately, Louis Vuitton, Nike, and Sotheby’s have this figured out. Read MoreSky’s the Limit — Why Size Is Really Not an Issue for the Big Luxury Brands
The idea that somehow big luxury brands, like Louis Vuitton, have a cap in terms of scale is completely flawed, here’s why. Read MoreHow Chaumet Set the Bar for Luxury Legacy Exhibitions in China
Forward-thinking online sales tactics have been booming in China lately. But Chaumet is forging a plan for longer-term relationships with local customers. Read MoreWhat the Death of Virgil Abloh Means for LVMH & the Luxury Industry
Virgil Abloh was more than just a highly acclaimed creative and designer. He was a legendary artist who changed the luxury industry by himself. Read MoreThe Remarkable Strategy Behind Louis Vuitton’s Shanghai Spin-off Show
Jing Daily analyzed how Louis Vuitton is redefining the spin-off show and how its latest initiative can fuel its China business for years. Read MoreStrong Quarters by LVMH, Hermès & Kering Buoy Global Luxury
Strong third-quarter results for fashion heavyweights LVMH, Gucci’s parent Kering, and Hermès were a confidence boost for the entire global luxury business. Read MoreHow LVMH Dominated Luxury and Where the “Bling Supremacy” Goes Next
LVMH, the biggest conglomerate in luxury, has continued to outperform its peers. How? It’s mostly down to the spirit of conquest. Read More