Kering has revealed a surprise appointment at the head of Italian label Bottega Veneta. Bartolomeo Rongone, previously chief operating officer at Yves Saint Laurent, will replace Claus-Dietrich Lahrs on 1 September.
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![]( "Kering: Cédric Charbit joins executive committee")
Kering: Cédric Charbit joins executive committeeThe French luxury group has announced that the CEO of Balenciaga is joining its executive committee. Charbit took over the label's leadership in November 2016, and will start in the new role from July 1.
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Milan: Feels like Ladies’ Day again in the Italian menswear capitalIt’s going to be the most female-inflected season in recent memory at Milan Fashion Week Men’s, the four-day Italian menswear runway which kicks off this Friday evening.
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Kering looks to build a digital cultureAs Kering’s chief digital officer, Grégory Boutté is doing more than preparing to integrate e-commerce, he wants to make it agile in the digital realm. As such, Gucci will optimise stock allocations this year.
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Stella McCartney president Frederick Lukoff quits for Scotch & SodaFrederick Lukoff, the long-time president of Stella McCartney, quits to become CEO of Dutch brand Scotch & Soda. A surprise move, barely one year after overseeing McCartney's buyback of 50% of her company from Kering.
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![]( "Carven appoints Daphné Cousineau as general manager")
Carven appoints Daphné Cousineau as general managerThe executive Daphné Cousineau, who was Europe president of Balenciaga since 2017, has been recruited by the Chinese group Icicle, which took over Carven in autumn 2018.
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U.S. retailers' halting outlook reveals scale of tariff fearThe first half of 2019 was expected to be a boon for U.S. retailers, buoyed by solid consumer sentiment at home and expansion in China - the market many of them have targeted for the future.
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![]( "Kering moves to tighten grip on e-commerce")
Kering moves to tighten grip on e-commerceKering, owner of brands including Gucci, will tighten its grip on its e-commerce operations, focusing on its own branded sites to sell its luxury products or ventures where it can control its image and client data.
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How luxury brands are raising the stakes on InstagramBig-spending luxury brands like Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior are splashing out on everything from fashion shows to teams of advisers as they target social media platforms in the hunt for young shoppers.
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![]( "Louis Vuitton sees demand in mainland China picking up steam")
Louis Vuitton sees demand in mainland China picking up steamLouis Vuitton, LVMH’s biggest sales driver, is seeing growing online business in mainland China, as Chinese consumers spend more at home, its management told analysts.