Covid has forced the Italian luxury industry to step up the pace of its transformation and search for investors, as shown by Zegna announcing a forthcoming stock market listing, and L Catterton’s acquisition of Etro.
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![]( "Luxury: Multibrand e-tailers the winning proposition")
Luxury: Multibrand e-tailers the winning propositionCovid-19 has boosted e-tail, especially for multibrand sites and leading luxury labels, according to a study by Bernstein for Altagamma. An evolution that means other labels need to rethink their commercial strategy.
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![]( "Luxury: digital initiatives, narratives now essential for the industry")
Luxury: digital initiatives, narratives now essential for the industryIn the last year, the luxury industry’s digitalisation process has accelerated at all levels, radically transforming the labels’ relationship with the public, as shown recently by Bottega Veneta, Versace and Balmain.
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![]( "Strong Asia pushes Hermès sales up 16% in fourth quarter")
Strong Asia pushes Hermès sales up 16% in fourth quarterBirkin bag maker Hermès weathered the coronavirus pandemic better than luxury goods rivals, with sales recovering sharply in the final part of 2020 thanks to a strong performance in Asia and soaring online revenues.
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![]( "Hermès echoes luxury sales rebound amid online surge")
Hermès echoes luxury sales rebound amid online surgeHermès' comparable sales picked up in the third quarter, rising 7%, and the Birkin bag maker said this positive momentum had extended into October after a strong rebound in Asia and surging online revenues.
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![]( "Surging Vuitton sales boost LVMH despite pandemic woes")
Surging Vuitton sales boost LVMH despite pandemic woesRecovering sales of Louis Vuitton handbags helped LVMH contain the fallout from the coronavirus crisis in the third quarter, as the world's biggest luxury goods group reported a smaller-than-expected drop in revenues.
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![]( "Life without LVMH? How Tiffany might fare without the luxury giant")
Life without LVMH? How Tiffany might fare without the luxury giantLVMH , the world's biggest luxury group, has called off its $16-billion(12.51 billion pounds) engagement to Tiffany. Wall Street however seems to think the U.S. jeweler will fare just fine by itself.
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![]( "List of struggling US fashion names grows worryingly long")
List of struggling US fashion names grows worryingly longJohn Varvatos, Sies Marjan, J.C. Penney, Neiman Marcus and J. Crew: a spate of defaults has hit the US fashion industry, the Covid-19 pandemic delivering a fatal blow to an already faltering market.
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![]( "Luxury industry restarts production as sub-contractors risk being wiped out")
Luxury industry restarts production as sub-contractors risk being wiped outAfter being forced to halt production for weeks, the luxury industry's supply chain is slowly restarting in Italy and France. The system has been battered by the Covid-19 pandemic, with many sub-contractors struggling.
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![]( "Luxury handbags jump in price as brands make up for coronavirus hit")
Luxury handbags jump in price as brands make up for coronavirus hitTop luxury brands from Chanel to Louis Vuitton have increased prices of some of their most coveted products as they seek to make up for sales lost during weeks of coronavirus lockdowns.