Rhuigi Villaseñor Steps in as Chief Brand Officer for Como 1907, Expanding the Club’s Influence Beyond Football. The fashion designer behind Rhude and R.H.U. by Zara has been named the chief brand officer of Italian football club Como 1907, which is returning to Serie A this season for the first time in 21 years. Villaseñor, who is also a minority owner of the team, stated his overall goal for the appointment is to turn the club into a lifestyle brand, looking at areas such as fashion, hospitality and consumer goods. Visit the link below to read the full article: https://lnkd.in/ecazYWf8 #grandersondesrochers #gdrfirm #beverlyhills #newyork #Rhuigi #Como1907
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Formula 1 and LVMH announce historic 10-year Global Partnership. SportsBiznet View: We've been saying this all along—fashion, luxury, and sports will keep forging deeper connections. For sports to serve as the bridge between these industries and their consumers, it must continuously innovate to stay relevant and engaging. >> The new 10-year deal will include several of LVMH’s iconic Maisons, including Louis Vuitton, Moët Hennessy and TAG Heuer. The watch brand TAG Heuer will replace Rolex as the sport’s official timekeeper. Louis Vuitton will move into every trophy presentation by manufacturing cases for the trophies. And when the drivers spray Champagne from the podium, it will be Moët & Chandon instead of an Italian sparkling wine. >> Sources said that LVMH “had considered a similar plan a decade ago” before deciding the fit “wasn’t quite right.” But since then, F1 has undergone “one of the most stunning makeovers in sports.” #sports #sportsbiz #india
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German fashion house HUGO BOSS is converting a first down via a renewed partnership. Launched on Aug. 13, the company’s latest project, created with the help of the National Football League (NFL), takes the form of a collection with pieces representing 21 of the organization's 32 teams. The collaboration between the NFL and the core Boss brand marks a rare crossover between major American sports leagues and luxury maisons, uplifted by the appearance of four star players from across the league in a corresponding campaign. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gZv8aDEg #LuxuryDaily #LuxuryNews #HugoBoss #NFL #LuxuryFashion
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LVMH is the latest luxury goods giant to be hit by a slowdown in demand for fashion. Sales in the three months to the end of June we're just 1pc higher than a year earlier. LVMH chief executive Bernard Arnault halled the firms remarkable resilience as it posted a still impressive £17.6 bn sales for second quarter. #lvmh #fashion #louisvuitton #givenchy #bernardarnault #investing #investments #investors #finance #success #privateequity #privatebanking #economy #networking #Stellamccartney #Celine #luxurylife #luxurylifestyle #luxury
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As we enter an interesting week of earnings reports—following LVMH’s recent miss—a bigger question looms: Why are some luxury brands thriving while others are falling behind? Yes, we can point to macroeconomics, price increases, and geopolitical factors like war and China’s slowdown. But the truth boils down to a simpler equation: Profit > Value. Brands that prioritized profits over long-term value during the post-COVID boom are now paying the price. Meanwhile brands like Brunello Cucinelli, Hermès and the Prada Group continue to outperform the market because they stayed true to their values, focusing on key principles: 1. Unique & Innovative Design and Quality 2. Consistent & Personalized Customer Experience 3. Human-Centric Approach: Trust and Transparency 4. Sustainability Today’s consumers are informed and selective—they won’t buy luxury at any price. For brands still chasing short-term profits, this is a wake-up call to reassess core principles. Painful? Maybe. But it’s the only way forward. How deep will this downturn go? It depends on whether brands shift their focus back to creating real value.
Following LVMH’s sales miss, Kering, Hermès and Zegna will offer further insights on how plummeting demand from China is playing out across the sector. https://lnkd.in/e2nvny-S
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Generational shift at the top of LVMH: Toni Belloni, 69, the number 2 at the luxury group, is passing on the baton to Stephane Bianchi, 59. Arnault did say in January the head of the watches and jewelry unit would soon have new responsibilities. When we asked what exactly he'd meant after the annual results presentation, he didn't expand. Belloni spent over 2 decades at the top of LVMH, helping Arnault steer the bling ship. He'll still have some responsibilities, notably strategic missions and will be President of LVMH Italy. For Bianchi, it's quite the move. He joined LVMH in 2018 and steadily rose through the ranks. Becoming the number 2 at the second biggest market cap in Europe is no small feat. #lvmh #managementchanges
LVMH’s Belloni Steps Down as No. 2 in Luxury Group’s Reshuffle
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