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Tod's Opens a Pop-Up Corner at Harrods
Tod's has opened a dedicated pop-up space on the second floor of the Menswear department at Harrods in Knightsbridge, offering visitors the opportunity to discover the iconic Red Dot sneaker.
Redazione
Jul 30


Notino Closes the Financial Year Up 11.5%: The New Organizational Structure
Notino, Europe’s largest e-commerce platform for beauty and health products, closed fiscal year 2025 with revenue of 1.76 billion euros, marking an 11.5% increase over the previous year.
Redazione
Jul 27


Is the luxury sector selecting better customers, or is it depleting its future customer base more quickly?
Since 2022, the luxury segment has lost about 70 million customers, but the market is still worth more than it was then. This isn’t necessarily a sign of strength: prices and product mix can prop up revenue even as margins, purchase frequency, and the future customer base deteriorate.
Mario Lorenzo Sabelli
Jul 24


Large Companies Can No Longer Destroy Clothing - Luxury After Excess
Large companies may no longer destroy unsold clothing, clothing accessories, and footwear listed in Annex VII of the Ecodesign Regulation (EU 2024/1781, Article 25).
Mario Lorenzo Sabelli
Jul 20


Philippe Model accelerates its lifestyle strategy: the brand's new life focuses on the US and Asia.
After moving to Swinger International, Philippe Model is expanding its reach: ready-to-wear, new storytelling, and expansion beyond Europe.
Redazione
Jul 8


Marionnaud set for sale: Bogart Group's major shareholder in pole position
Marionnaud in vendita: CK Hutchison tratta in esclusiva con David Konckier (Groupe Bogart). Numeri, scenari e cosa cambia per il beauty retail europeo.
Redazione
Jul 8


Chanel acquires Charvet: France's oldest shirtmaker
Since 1838, in Place Vendôme, it has dressed Proust and Churchill. Now, the historic Parisian shirtmaker is joining Chanel's orbit—and Matthieu Blazy has a hand in it.
Redazione
Jul 8
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