Business

Chanel, Miu Miu, Burberry: does a 'return to product' signal the end of outrageous price hikes in luxury?

After two years of a slowdown in the luxury market, Chanel has reportedly recorded a 16 percent growth in its like-for-like revenue for the first half of 2026. This result was notably driven by the first collections from Matthieu Blazy. Beyond the case of Chanel, this performance prompts the question: what if, after years of price hikes,...

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Fashion |TRENDS

Men's bag trends for SS27, from Dior to Louis Vuitton

As FashionUnited reported earlier this month, major European houses no longer relegate men's bags to a secondary role. On the contrary, they have become a strategic segment. They feature lower price points than ready-to-wear but still guarantee the status, artisanal excellence and statement appeal that luxury followers seek. The prestige they...

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On returns to profit with sales increase

On Holding AG has finished the second quarter of the 2026 financial year with an increase in sales. The Swiss sporting goods company also returned to profit after a loss in the same period last year. The Zurich-based company achieved sales of 850.3 million Swiss francs in the three months to June 30, On announced on Tuesday. This represents a...

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Fashion |In Pictures

What Kate Spade's Tyla campaign says about its Gen Z ambitions

Kate Spade New York has launched its autumn 2026 global campaign fronted by South African singer Tyla, her first outing since being named the label's global brand ambassador at the end of July. She is joined by ten social media creators and personalities, in a campaign the Tapestry-owned brand says extends its "Spark Something Beautiful"...

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