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Carolyn Hammond
Panicking about the coronavirus isn’t worth the economic fallout.
Whether you’re hitting the slopes or relaxing by the beach, this season’s hottest brands are sure to make your spring break wardrobe pop.
As the fear surrounding coronavirus reaches a fever pitch and markets begin to reflect its deepening uncertainty, the question becomes: Can the luxury market recover from the panic of pandemic?
As the creator of Off-White, Virgil Abloh has become renowned for making streetwear chic. Now, the designer of the world’s most coveted brand is facing a new challenge: modernizing Louis Vuitton’s menswear by synthesizing his avant-garde designs with the heritage Maison’s timeless silhouettes.
Following a lackluster few years characterized by declining sales, disappointing stock performance, and vain attempts to revive the brand’s image, Prada is well-positioned for a buyout. So, which luxury conglomerate will take the bait?
No matter whether you’re single, taken, or just having fun, Valentino Garavani’s timeless yet flirty accessories are the perfect way to celebrate the season of red and pink.
With 75 brands spanning 6 sectors, from Fashion & Leather Goods to Selective Retailing, and boasting heritage houses like Dior and Louis Vuitton, Bernard Arnault’s LVMH is the largest fashion conglomerate ever and the second most valuable company in Europe. However, as Arnault ramps up acquisitions, it begs the question: has LVMH become a monopoly?
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