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Gucci’s teddy bear on children’s clothes, shoes and accessories
Gucci opened its very first boutique dedicated to children on the famous Via Tornabuoni street in the centre of Florence where you can discover the complete Gucci Junior line for kids aged 0 to 8: clothes, shoes and a selection of accessories including jewellery and sunglasses. . The 70 sqm boutique is decorated in white, cream and gold tones…
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Hermès Passes Louis Vuitton by a Whisker, and the Whisker Is the Least Interesting Part
The headline is easy to write: Hermès has overtaken Louis Vuitton as the world’s most valuable luxury brand. It is also, taken literally, a bit of a stretch, so let us look at the numbers before we get excited. Interbrand, the brand consultancy whose Best Global Brands list has been ranking names by how much…
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Coty Targets Fragrance Experts and AI Chatbots
Coty Wants a Seat Among the People Who Know Perfume, and a Place in the Chatbot’s Answer Coty has had a curious fortnight. The beauty group, founded in Paris in 1904 and now selling in more than 120 countries, makes fragrances under licence for houses such as Gucci and Hugo Boss, and it is currently…
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Checking In at Hotel Moynat: When the Sticker Becomes the Souvenir
A luxury Parisian trunk maker has turned the humble hotel label into leather, and Latin pop culture is the concierge. Anyone who has inherited an old suitcase knows the charm of its stickers: faded crests of grand hotels, a ship’s name, a city half remembered. Moynat has looked at that charm and asked a very…
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A Wrap Dress, a High Line and a Lifetime of Courage: Diane von Furstenberg Takes the Couture Council Award
On a bright Thursday at Gotham Hall, fashion paused to say thank you to a designer who has never stopped moving. There are afternoons in the fashion calendar that feel like family reunions. The Couture Council luncheon at Gotham Hall on October 22 was one of them: a room full of people whose paths had…
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A Charter Grows Up, With Homework Left Over
The two largest luxury groups tightened their rules on models. Read what changed, and what didn’t. When rivals sign the same document, pay attention. LVMH and Kering, the two luxury French groups that own most of luxury’s household names (Louis Vuitton, Dior, Gucci, Saint Laurent and many more), have strengthened their joint charter on the…