Luxury Italian footwear label Bruno Magli announced on Tuesday that it will open a 2,000-square-foot concept shop in New York City's SoHo this fall.
Tod’s chairman and majority owner said on Wednesday he would focus on promoting the brand, leaving day-to-day management to the Italian luxury goods firm’s new CEO.
UK profits for luxury shoemaker Christian Louboutin plummeted in the last financial year to just £1.1 million, after hitting £5.8 million in the previous 12-month period, as costs rose.
Shares in Salvatore Ferragamo tumbled on Wednesday after the luxury group's controlling family sold shares at a steep discount, sparking concern about the group's profitability.
The womenswear trade show has announced that it will be hosting an 8-day fashion and beauty pop-up in Miami this July, showcasing more than 30 brands over three floors in the first event of its kind organized by Coterie.
Italy's Ferragamo family, which controls the eponymous luxury group, said on Tuesday it would sell a 3.5 percent stake in the company through an accelerated book building (ABB).
Victoria Beckham has named another respected executive to her top team following the appointment of Ralph Toledano as chairman this year. Now Paolo Riva, ex-CEO at DVF, will join in the same role this September.
Fendi went back to its roots Monday in its show in Milan, referencing all the contradictory elements of its hometown of Rome: the modern against the ancient, the diabolical competing with the sacred.
Trouva, the UK retail marketplace platform that gives consumers access to merchandise from independent retailers, has added a number of Berlin stores to its existing offer after attracting investment cash in 2017.
Few classy family brands celebrate their success with such a light hand as Santoni, which staged a clever presentation Sunday inside the latest cool restaurant in the Giacomo group – Giacomo Rosticceria.
