Dior

The opening of the multi-level space atop Dior’s New York flagship is the latest move in the brand’s push into spas.

In a changing industry, today’s talent is seeking more from employers. BoF Careers asked over 1,000 global fashion professionals which companies they most want to work for in 2025 — and why. Here are the results.

Consumers appear to be calling time on an industry that long ago stopped selling real luxury goods, writes Eugene Rabkin.

The stakes are high for the designer’s debut at the French megabrand as owner LVMH faces mounting pressure to resolve problem areas in its portfolio.

In their own ways, both companies will provide major updates on how they plan to win back customers.

The luxury goods maker is reeling from a sharp downturn in the €364 billion industry — and questions about succession are growing louder.

While creators from the Philippines have always played on the world stage, a new flock of social media stars prove that their influence is only growing.

There’s no denying that the biggest luxury brands badly need a creative reboot. But while the designers who got the top jobs are more than qualified, the lack of female representation speaks to deficiencies in how the industry considers its talent pipeline, writes Imran Amed.

This week, Italy’s Competition Authority closed a probe into whether Dior misled consumers about working conditions at its suppliers without finding any wrongdoing. But a new case linking Valentino to poor labour practices suggests this is a problem that won’t go away easily.

The investigation into whether Dior misled consumers about working conditions at its suppliers concluded without finding any wrongdoing, after Dior made a number of commitments to tighten up its controls and communication.