“I am looking to make clothes that women want to buy.
For my friends to come and tell me 'I want that now.'
The wish of Fendi's new creative director, Kim Jones, seems more legitimate than ever after a year of global lockdowns, store closures and slowing consumption.
In 2020, the net profits of LVMH, the luxury conglomerate to which the brand belongs, fell 34% to 4.7 billion euros.
The hecatomb has not been such for firms with a strong presence in Asia such as Armani or ...
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