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China, a tycoon explains why brands need influencers

5 Nov 2020

China, a tycoon explains why brands need influencers

Hugo Boss loses ¼ of it’s revenue in the quarter (but it’s EBIT remains solid)

5 Nov 2020

Hugo Boss loses ¼ of it’s revenue in the quarter (but it’s EBIT remains solid)

CEO Bartolomeo Rongone reveals the secret of Bottega Veneta

2 Nov 2020

CEO Bartolomeo Rongone reveals the secret of Bottega Veneta

All luxury brands are losing ground according to Interbrand: beside one

28 Oct 2020

All luxury brands are losing ground according to Interbrand: beside one

Bags, China and web: Hermès enjoys recovery in the quarter, +4.2%

26 Oct 2020

Bags, China and web: Hermès enjoys recovery in the quarter, +4.2%

Kering, €3.72 billion in the quarter (-4.3%): Bottega Veneta flies high

26 Oct 2020

Kering, €3.72 billion in the quarter (-4.3%): Bottega Veneta flies high

Moncler: -15% in the quarter, yet “we are constantly growing”

26 Oct 2020

Moncler: -15% in the quarter, yet “we are constantly growing”

Reuters insisting on rumours: “They will divest 20%”. Ferragamo still denies

26 Oct 2020

Reuters insisting on rumours: “They will divest 20%”. Ferragamo still denies

Online and more: Oriental scents for the luxury segment

21 Oct 2020

Online and more: Oriental scents for the luxury segment

21 Oct 2020

In the realm of luxury today the queen brand is Dior, says BofA

Fashion & Leather Goods (+12%) drive LVMH recovery (-7%)

19 Oct 2020

Fashion & Leather Goods (+12%) drive LVMH recovery (-7%)

A capsule for the Singles’ Day: Dior and luxury first time

19 Oct 2020

A capsule for the Singles’ Day: Dior and luxury first time

Vuitton, 6 artists for Artycapucines second collection

19 Oct 2020

Vuitton, 6 artists for Artycapucines second collection

Paul Andrew and Microsoft: tradition and innovation for Ferragamo

19 Oct 2020

Paul Andrew and Microsoft: tradition and innovation for Ferragamo

Louis Vuitton meets NBA: first capsule collection unveiled

15 Oct 2020

Louis Vuitton meets NBA: first capsule collection unveiled

Going insane again for a Hermès Birkin: this one is worth 287,500 dollars

15 Oct 2020

Going insane again for a Hermès Birkin: this one is worth 287,500 dollars

Tanneries, shoes, bags: Chanel tells about Italian suppliers

12 Oct 2020

Tanneries, shoes, bags: Chanel tells about Italian suppliers

Cucinelli enjoys recovery: +3.6%, compared to 2019, in 2020 third quarter

12 Oct 2020

Cucinelli enjoys recovery: +3.6%, compared to 2019, in 2020 third quarter

Vuitton makes use of leather for 3 reasons, claims CEO Michael Burke Il Sole 24 Ore has published an article about it today. Its headline has drawn our attention quite immediately because of a bunch of key words, which prove to be extremely “sensitive” to us. Here it is: “Fully sustainable 100%, from raw materials to selling stores”. The article is an interview given by Michael Burke, Chief Executive Officer of the French fashion house. Taking his start from a general remark, he then got closer, to a much more relevant extent, to leather area. He therefore highlighted the 3 reasons why Louis Vuitton makes use of leather. We could also tell you about the rest of the interview (which you can read by clicking on this link), but we just report, one after another, each of the 3 reasons mentioned above. Vuitton makes use of leather for 3 reasons: here is the first one Says Burke: “We have stated we care about animal welfare; we do not want to give up using leather, fur nor exotic hides. We have made such decision for three reasons. First, because leather tanning industry has been traditionally a circular economy model. In fact, several hides we make use of for manufacturing bags and shoes are a waste product coming from food industry. If they were not further employed in the textile-apparel-fashion supply industry, they would turn into a scrap to get disposed of. Reason number two Burke has then moved on to reason number two: “Animals bred in farm houses, which currently work for Vuitton, have been relying, for a very long while, on some protocols, externally certified, which require and impose ethical treatment alongside the welfare of animals and those who work with them”. Reason number three “Such is the third reason – wrapped up Burke –: homo sapiens has successfully managed to use and process leather and fur for ages. Still nobody has found any raw materials which prove more suitable for the role given to clothes and accessories, that is, protection and adornment”. Could not be more crystal clear…. Pictures taken from lvmh.it (Michael Burke, right) and it.louisvuitton.com (left)

12 Oct 2020

Vuitton makes use of leather for 3 reasons, claims CEO Michael Burke

Mulberry is hit by social distancing and the lack of tourism

8 Oct 2020

Mulberry is hit by social distancing and the lack of tourism

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